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The New York Numismatic Club will welcome all
collectors at Keen’s Old English Chop House, 36th St.,
Cor., Sixth Avenue, this evening (May 14th), at 7
o’clock.
CATALOGUE OF FHE
T H I K T I ET H Pi; B L 1C S A L E
Of a Valuable ( Collection of American and
Continental, United States and Foreign Gold,
Silver, and Copper Coins, Medals 1 okens,
Paper Money, Etc., Properties of Wm. L
Breyfogle and others.
including :
Four California Gold "Slugs.11 ($50). with Three of the Rarest Va-
rieties, the Wass Moliter & Co., Round, the "Incused Edge” Variety
with "50" on reverse, the "900 1 hous:” variety; also the 1851 “880
thous:” three varieties of Bechtler $2!4. with the Excessively Rare
"70 G. 20 Carats.”; Other Private Gold Issues; Splendid Lines of
U. S. Eagles, Half Eagles, Quarter Eagles, Three and One Dollar
Gold Pieces, some Rare and Choice United States Cents and Half
Cents, Fine and Rare Ancient and Modern Foreign Silver ; about
200 lots of American Paper Money, and Numismatic Books, Etc.,
Etc., the Whole Being the Finest Collection that I have Offered
since my Sale of the James B Wilson Collection, October, 1908.
To be sold without reserve, at the Elder Auction Rooms,
32 East Twenty-third Street, New York City, on
Friday and Saturday May 14 and 15, 1909
at 2 o’clock in the afternoon.
Daniel R. Kennedy
Auctioneer
1 he lots for each day’s sale will be on exhibition at the above
address, on the day of sale, between the hours of 9 a. m. and 1 p. m.
Catalogued bv
1HOMAS L. ELDER, Numismatist
Thirty-two Hast Twenty-third St., New York City
Telephone 5899 Gramercv. Registered Cable Address : "Ranfurly, New York*
SIZES OF COINS AND MEDALS
in this Catalogue given in Millimetres
( Millimetres )
Abt — About.
D. — Pence.
Dif. — Different.
F. — Fine.
Fa. — Fair.
G. — Good.
U. S.
C. — Charlotte.
C. C.— Carson City.
D. — Dahlouega.
ABBREVIATIONS
L.— Left.
Lib. — Liberty.
Obv. — Obverse.
Oct. — Octagonal.
R.— Right.'
Rev. — Reverse.
Unc. — Uncirculated.
V. — Very.
Var. — Variety.
Var. — Varieties ’
W. M.— White Metal.
Mints are designated as follows :
O. — New Orleans.
S. — San Francisco.
Without Letter — Philadelphia
PLEASE READ BEFORE BIDDING *
Coins and medals are sold at so muck per lot and no lot will be sepa
rated The auctioneer will accept an advance of 1 cent up to 50c., then 5c.
up to $’i. 50, when 10c. advance must be bid, up to $10, when no advance
under 25 cents will be accepted. You can bid anything up to 50c., after
that the bid must be 55c., or 60c. Such offers as 51c., $1.01, etc., are
unavailable.
Auction sales are strictly lor cash. Parties unknown to me and bidding
for the first time, must give bank or other reliable reference. OO
Forward your bids as early as possible, as thousands of bids have to be
entered. Do not make ridiculously low bids, such as 10 and 15c. on foreign
silver coins worth several times over as bullion. Write your bids plainly,
with a pen if practicable. I have taken special pains to carefully and fairly
describe each lot.
Where the number of pieces in a lot is not given after the description,
there is but one piece in the lot.
The coins, etc , in each lot are different unless otherwise described.
Be sure you bid on the Lot you wish to buy
All coins, etc., are genuine unless otherwise described.
My charge tor executing bids will be 5 per cent. No charge made for
bidding except for lots actually purchased Remit by money order or New
York draft, as the usual exchange fee will be deducted from checks.
We will price your catalogue for f 2.00.
THIRTIETH SALE.
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PROPERTY OF A EUROPEAN TRAVELER.
VARIOUS AMERICAN PIECES.
Colonials, etc. 1787. Conn. Cents. Fa. and G. 4 pcs.
1787. Conn. Cents. Fa. and G. (i pcs.
1723. Woods y2d, 1767. La. Sou, Ctspd. Various N. J.
Cents. Fa. to G. 5 pcs.
1787. Fugio. United States. Cent. Unc., red.
1795. Liberty and Security. Rev. to Irish V^d. V. G.
Scarce.
Pa. Bungtowns, “British Girls
“Music Charms,” Wilkinson,
sex,” etc, (M>d, 10), (]4d, 2).
, St. Bevois, North Wales,”
North Wales, “George Sus-
Scarce. Fair to fine. 12
pcs.
DIME. 1802. The obverse has several minute dents, oth-
erwise about fine, the reverse is very fine. It may be gen
erally considered a fine and unusual specimen. Very rare,
probably next to 1804.
CENTS. 1793. Wreath. Crosby’s 7-F. Good. Rare.
1793. Wreath. Crosby’s 9-G. Fair.
1793. Liberty cap. Poor, date shows.
1794. Hays 12. Very good. Rare.
1794. One of the three rare varieties not in Hays. Obverse
somewhat resembles Hays 11, but LIBERTY is further
from cap and hair. Pole short, not extending beyond bust.
Lowest lock separated from bust by a curious depression.
Rev. Hays 7. Very rare. Only a few known. Very good.
1796. Lib. cap. 10 berries. V. Fair.
1797. Break back of head. V. G.
1803, ’05. Abt. F. and V. G. 2 pcs.
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MISCELLANEOUS U. S. COINS
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1806. Obv. has several very faint old nicks. Very line.
Rare.
1808. Good.
1812. Small date. V. G.
1813. Fine, scarce.
1814. crosslet 4. Sharp, about uncirculated. A gem. Glos-
sy olive color.
1814. Plain 4. Very tine.
1816. Broken die. tine., a chocolate color.
1817. 13 st. Date 1 817. Ex. F., glossy olive.
1817, 15 stars. Good.
1819, over ’18. L. Date, line., glossy brown.
1821. Slightest edge dent. Fine, a medium olive. Rare
state.
1822. Several light dents. Fine, brown.
1823. Perfect date. Good. Rare.
1824. Perfect date. Left obv. held has several pin-point
nicks, otherwise a very fine specimen, and. rare.
1824, over ’22, and perfect date. Good. 2 pcs.
1826. Irregular date and distant 1. V. G. 2 pcs.
1828. Small date. Very good, rare.
1833, ’34. Fine. 2 pcs.
1836. Die break over 6th st. Fine.
1837. Beaded h. c., cracked die. V. F. Scarce.
1837. Plain h. c. Fine to V. F.
1838. Heavy break in die through 3 of date to milling. By
far the rarest variety of ’38. Very good.
1857. L. and Sm. dates. Unc., partly red. 2 pcs.
1847. Twice cut date. Very rare, more so than the one ot
1846. Very good.
1855. Unc. Straight 55, bright red, italic. 55, partly bright.
2 pcs.
Various, 1810, ’27, ’30, ’31. ’33, ’35, '47, ’52, ’54. V. G. to
fine. 9 pcs.
1855. Pattern cent. Large flying eagle to left. Unc.
HALF CENTS. 1794. Has several edge dents, otherwise
fine.
1795. Lettered edge. Very good. Rare.
MISCELLANEOUS
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1795. Plain edge, comma after 1 in date. Very fine, a light
olive. Rare.
1797. Double 1 in date. Very good.
1806. Unc., red.
1809, over ’06. Fine, scarce.
1833. Very line olive and red. Proof.
1854, ’56, ’57. Uncirculated. 3 pcs.
1855. Proof. Obv. red. Rare.
Various, 1803, ’7, ’8, ’9, ’25, ’26, ’34, ’35, ’51, ’53. Good and
V. Fine. 10 pcs.
ANCIENT ROMAN DENARII.
(B. C. 106). Head of Rome. Rev. Victory in biga. Struck
by L. Julius Caesar. Fine, rare.
(B. C. 99. Mallia. Head of Rome. Rev. Biga, “AP. CL. T.
MAL. ” etc. Ex. Fine, scarce.
Caligula and Augustus. Obv. head of Caligula. Rev. head
of Augustus. Fine portraits. Pin-hole above head. Fine
and very rare.
Marc Antony. Ships. Legions XV and XX. Struck for
the legions, B. C. 31, prior to battle of Actium. V. G. 2
pcs.
Faustina I. Portrait veiled. Rev. “ Aeternitas. ” Beauti-
ful. V. F.
Faustina I. Rev. Antoninus and Faustina clasping hands.
Very rare, Cohen 159 (12 francs). V. G.
Faustina I. Busts. Rev. Venus, Vesta and Augusta. G.
3 pcs.
Sabina. Fine portrait. Rev. Vesta. V. G.
Lucilla. Bust. Rev. Concord std. Fine.
(B. C. 46). Hostilia. Head of Pavor (Fear). Rev. Diana
of Ephesus. F. Rare.
(A. D. 253). Aemelianus. Bust r. Rev. Virtus Aug. Rare
and about uncirculated.
(A. D. 267). Valbathus, prince of Palmyra. Head r. Rev.
head of Aurelian. Base denarius. Fair. Rare. (Cohen
12 Fr.).
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ANCIENT COINS
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Constantins II. Hev. “Votis XXX Multis XXXX.” V. G.
Scarce.
(A. D. 360). Julian the Apostate. Rev. “Votis V. Multis
X. V. G.
(A. I). 364). Valens. “Restitutor Reip.” Fine.
(A. D. 364). Vanentinian I. Rev. “Vot. Y. Mult. X.” V.
G.
(A. I). 375). Valentinian II. Rev. “Urbs Roma.” Fine.
Rare.
(A. D. 383). Magnus Maximinus. “Virtus Romanorum.,,
V. F. Rare.
(A. I). 375). Gratian. “Urbs Roma.” Fine, rare.
(A. I). 379). Theodosius the Great. “Virtus Romanorum.”
V. F. Rare.
(A. I). 395). Areadius. G, cracked, rare.
Various, billon denarii, Treb, Gallns, Volusian, Valerian,
Gallienus. Fine. 5 pcs.
Another lot, Aurelian, Tacitus, Florianus, Probus, Numer-
ianus, Licinius. Very fine. 7 pcs.
Another lot, Gordianus, Pius, Philip I and 11, Otacilla. V.
G. to V. F. 5 pcs.
Others, Trajan Decius (3 types), Etruscilla, Herennius Et-
ruscus. Ex. F. lot. 5 pcs.
Another lot, Salonina, Saloninus, Valerian, J'r., Postumus (2
var.). Several rare. V. F. lot. 6 pcs.
EGYPT UNDER ROME.
Vallbathus, prince of Palmyra. Head of Aurelian. Small,
thick bronze. V. F. Rare.
Alexandrian mint, thick bronzes. Philip, Gallienus, Salo-
nina, Aurelian, Probus. Ar. G. to Fine. 6 pcs.
Trajan, potin tetr. Fine.
Nero (2 types), Nero and Poppaea, tine portraits. V. Good.
Tetrs. 3 pcs.
Claudius II, Probus, Diocletian, Maximian and others. Sm.
bronzes. G. and V. G. 10 pcs.
Various Emperors and types. Good lot. 17 pcs.
ROMAN BRONZES.
0 85 (B. C. 400). As. Janus heads. Rev. prow “1.” Weight
>/ 1*4 oz. Good.
0 86; ( B. C. 300). Early uncia. Radiated liead of the sun. Rev.
Orescent and stars. Good. Weight 150 grains.
^ 87 SMALL BRONZES, Augustus, Caligula, Claudius I, Nero,
Domitian, Hadrian. Scarce lot. Good. 10 pcs.
'■( 88 (A. D. 268). Marius. Bust. Rev. “Virtus Aug.” V. G.
Rare. (Cohen 15 Fr.).
’^89 (A. I). 267). Laelianus. (Usurper in Gaul). Bust. Rev.
k ‘ Victoria Aug. ’ ’ Abt. Fi ne, rare. ( Cohen 1 5 F r. ) .
0 po (A. I). 287). Oarausius. Usurper in Britain. Bust. Good,
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rare.
Various, Gallienus, Severina, Probus, 'Tacitus, Licinius I
and II. Scarce lot, choice.
Licinius. Laureated head. Rev. “Vot. NX. Mult. XXX.”
T. S. A. in laurel wreath. Very rare (Cohen 20 Fr.). An-
other with rev. Jupiter borne aloft on eagle. Scarce. G.
2 pcs.
" 93 (A. I). 350). Vetriano. Very fair, with Emperor’s name and
good portrait. Rev. poor. Excessively rare (Cohen 40
, Fr-).
b 94 MIDDLE BRONZES. (A. 1). 292). Valeria. Alexandria
. mint. Bust. Fine, patinated.
b 95 (A. 1). 308). Romulus. Bust. Rev. Temple, with gates
ajar. X . Rare. (Coh. 20 Fr.). Good.
? 96 Various. Constantins II, Magnentius, Gratian, Theodosius,
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Valentian II, Arcadius. G. to F. 7 pcs.
Others, Diocletian, Constantine, Licinius, Maximianus, Da-
za. V. G. to V. F. 5 pcs.
Greek and Roman copper, with a few oriental. Poor to abt.
fair. 50 pcs.
> 99 GREEK COPPERS. Spain, 2, one with bull. (X. G.), Alex-
. andria III, etc. Scarce lot. V. G. 5 pcs.
f 100 Syracuse, (very early incuse type), also very large bronze.
Good. 2 pcs.
^ 101 Carthage (6 var.), Hiero II, Mamertini, Locriirium, Phil-
ip II. Mostly G. 11 pcs.
ANCIENT COINS
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% 103
, gV 104
• %i 105
. ti 10(3
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ifO 109
/ ti 111
/'. l>0 112
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Syracuse. Hiero II. Rev. Horseman; Agathocles (2 types).
G. 3 pcs.
Carthage. V. large bronze. Rev. Horse by tree. Size 30.
V. G. Rare.
Various Grecian and Egyptian coppers, Philip II, Hiero II,
Carthage, Thurium, etc. Poor and fair. 4G pcs.
MODERN FOREIGN COINS.
England. Edw. Ill and Edw. IV. Groats. Good. 2 pcs.
Charles II 4d, 3d, 2 and Id Maunday. Fine lot. 4 pcs.
Anne, 4, 3, 2 and Id Maunday. Fine lot. 4 pcs.
Charles I. Rose farthing. Chas. II, Geo. I and IV %ds,
Victoria 14 and MM; Geo. I 1718 MM. V. G. to Fine. 7
pcs.
Geo. II C4d, 1754, Geo. Ill MM, 1799, both Unc. Scarce. 2
pcs.
Geo. Ill MM, 1770 and 71, Unc., partly red; 1779, brilliant
red proof. Extra choice lot. 3 pcs.
Geo. Ill Cartwheel 2d and 1 pence. V. F. and Unc., red.
Geo. Ill, 1797. Cartwheel 2 pence. G. and abt. F. 2 pcs.
British tokens. Prince of Wales, Masonic Vsd and 3 other
types, Norwich castle (2 var.), Birmingham, Brighton,
Liverpool. Mostly V. F. 10 pcs.
Others, Hull penny, and Mid of Coventry (Lady Godiva, 2
var.), Edinburgh, Cronebane, Maclesfield, Manchester,
etc. V. G. to (mostly) line. 12 pcs.
Chichester, Bristol, Glasgow, Birmingham, etc. y2d (19),
14 d (3). 2 dups. G. and V. G. 22 pcs.
1792-3-4. Coventry MM- Three issues. V. F. 3 pcs.
Coins, tokens, money weights, model coins, etc. With rare
Basil Burchell “Sugar plumbs for worms,” M> d in lead.
Several rare. Good. 40 pcs.
MIXED COPPERS. England, etc. with Burchell token in
W. M. Avg. G. 53 pcs.
Bactrian, Indian and Parthian. Menander, (line square
piece), Azes, Seljoukian, with head, etc. Several rare.
Poor (2), to hue. 11 pcs.
FOREIGN COPPER COINS, ETC.
122
123
126
Mysore, large 25 Cash, with Lion, also two five cash pieces
with elephant, piece with sacred cow, and various early
issues, with a few oriental. Good to fine. 14 pcs.
Sweden, Chas. XI, 1677, 1686, latter silvered. Large cast
ore. Fine, scarce. 2 pcs.
Denmark, 1810-58. Fred. VI, V2 to shilling. Fine lot. 10
pcs.
Austria, 1808. 30 Kr, bright red. Rare.
Argentine Confederation, 1854. 4 Centavos. Bright red,
scarce.
France. Louis XVI, 1791, XTap. Ill, 5c, Rep. 10c, Cataluna
6 Cuart, Italy 1 and 2c. Unc., bright (4) and Fine (2). 6
pcs.
ANCIENT GREEK SILVER COINS.
.n 127
^ 128
4 0 129
jb 130
!./C 131
: & 132
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134
(B. C. 480-446). Thebes (Boetia). Tetradrachm. Boeti-
an shield. Rev. Amphora, a bunch of grapes, “O-E.”
Fine, archaic style.
(B. C. 550-480). Thebes. Boetia. Obol. Shield. Rev. in-
cuse square. Fine, oxvdized.
(B. C. 500). Miletus. Lion. Rev. Star. Obol. Fine.
(B. C. 400-344). Larissa. Head of a nymph, front face in
relief, with flowing locks. Rev. a hore feeding, etc. Did-
rachm. Fine. Rare.
( B. C. 400-344). Larissa. A similar coin. Fair.
(B. C. 400-344). Larissa. Hemidrachm. Similar types.
General types similar. About fine, rare.
(B. C. 300-250). Alexander III. Beautiful tetradrachm.
writh broad flan. Rev. Zeus std., a large tripod in left
field. Extremely fine and very choice specimen.
(B. C. 480-420). Elis. Large head of an eagle to right.
Rev. a winged thunderbolt in wreath of wild olive. Near-
ly fine and very rare. Drachm.
(B. C. 300). Megalapolis. Hemidrachm. Zeus to left.
Rev. Pan seated on a rock, in the field an eagle, etc. V.
fine. Rare.
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ANCIENT COIN'S
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(B. ('. 405-367). Locrii Opontii. Hemidraclim. Beautiful
head of Persephone to left. Rev. Ajax fighting. MM. a
vase, etc. About line. Rare.
(B. (’. 369-336). Chalcis. Female head with earrings. Rev.
an eagle fighting a serpent, etc. Drachm. Very good.
Fine work.
(B. C. 450-400). Athens. Obol. Head of Pallas. Rev.
Owl. Fine, scarce.
(B. C. 400). Heraclea (Illyria). Obol. Head of Hercules
to left in lion’s skin. Rev. Club of Hercules and “Herac-
lea.” Fine, rare.
( B. (J. 150). Leucas. Statue of goddess, stag and cornu-
copia. Rev. Prow and name of the magistrate. Didrachm.
About fine, but holed at top. Rare.
(B. C. 279-168). Aetolia. Beautiful head of Artemis wear-
ing “kausia” or quaint little cap. Rev. the Caledonian
boar, etc,, but without spear-head. Hemidraclim. Ex-
tremely fine and choice.
( B. C. 229-48). Coreyra. Head of Aphrodite to left. Rev.
Pegasus and monograms. Didrachm. F. to V. G. Scarce.
(B. ( 400-344). Head of young Dionysius, daughter of
Poseidon. Rev. a fine ampora, trident, etc. Hemidraclim.
V. G. Rare.
( B. C. 480-400). Trieca. Obv. Man restraining the fore-
part of a bull. Rev. forepart of a horse, incuse, etc. Rare
hemidraclim. Y. G.
Egypt. Ptolemy XIII. Tetradrachm. Bust. Rev. eagle.
Very good.
( B. C. 27). Rome. Marc Antony and Augustus. Dena-
rius. Portraits and names. Very fine, but has several
stain spots.
(A. 1). 14). Tiberius. Tribute penny. Bust. Rev. Livia.
Very fine, choice.
(A. I). 14). Rome. Tiberius. Similar tribute penny. Fine.
(A. D. 54. Nero. Denarius. Fine bust r. Names, etc.
Rev. Health std. Fine, rare.
( B. C. 88). Volteia. Head of Jupiter to r. Rev. Temple
of Jupiter, Capitolinus. Very fine, rare. This and follow-
ing lots fully described in envelopes.
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. ^0 152
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■£l 154
■bO 155
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Cornelia (B. C. 88). Mead of Venus to r, before Cupid
holding a palm. Rev. Praefericulim and pituus, between
two trophies. V. Fine, rare.
Claudia (B. C. 43). Laureated head of Apollo; behind, a
lyre. Rev. Diana Lucifera standing to right. Fine.
Junia (Q. Caepia Brutus). Head of Liberty to r, LEIJB-
ERTAS. Rev. A lyre and a branch. CAEPIO BRUTUS
PRO. COS. V. Fine; rare.
(B. C. 90). C. Allius Bala. Aelia family. Diademed head
of Juno Lucina to r. Rev. Diana in biga to r., and below,
a bee.
(A. D. 591). Sassania. Chosroes II. Bust of the king.
Rev. Fire-altar, four crescents, etc. Fire worshipper’s
drachm. Fine.
Gordian Pius. Double denarius. Bust crowned. Rev.
‘ ‘ Providentia ” ; also one with Mars bearing spear and
palm branch. Fine. 2 pcs.
Gordian III. Double denarii. Rev. “Yirtus Aug.” also
one Avith Concord std. Double denarii. Fine. 2 pcs.
Gordian III. Rev. Peace, and soldier, “Yirtus.” Fine. 2
pcs.
Roman Colonial tetradrachm. Egypt, Alexandria. Nero
and Augustus. Radiated busts. Very good. 2 pcs.
Auction catalogues of foreign sales, some with splendid
plates, Mario San Rome, Genoa, Dr. Hirsch, H. ( ). Ohag-
an, Sammlung, Erbstein, etc. 10 pcs.
VARIOUS COINS OF W. R.
U. S. CENTS. 1793. Wreath. Fair.
1805. Blunt fig. 1. Fine to Y. F. Dark.
1810. Perfect date. Fine to Y. F.
1812, ’18. G. and Fine. 2 pcs.
1812, Sm. date, ’19, L. perf. date. G. and fine. 2 pcs.
1817. Fifteen stars. Stars Avell struck. Pin point nicks
before head. Dark in color. Very fine, rarely excelled.
1820, broken die, fine; 20, perfect. G. 2 pcs.
1822. Scratch on obv. Nearly fine.
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ANCIENT COINS
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ttf 185
.^6 186
tf.0 187
1825, ’26. V. G. 2 pcs.
1825, ’27, ’29. G. and V. G. 3 pcs.
1825, G.; ’38, Abt. F. 2 pcs.
1828. Small date. Good; rare.
1838. V. Fine.
1839. Head of ’40. Very fine.
1843, rev. ’42. V. Fine.
1856, ’57, L. date. V. F. and V. G. 2 pcs.
1857, L. date (F.), ’57, Sm. date (V. G.). 2 pcs.
1857. L. date. Abt..F.
U. S. Half Cent, 1794. G. to V. G.
1787. N. J. Cts. M. 64-T. Fine.
1788. Maris 67-V. F. to V. F.
Roman. Small bronzes, Claudius II, Postumus, etc. V. G.
5 pcs.
Trajan first bronze. Rev. Rome std. Fine, patinated.
Valens denarius. Rev. Urbs Roma. Very fine (rare) ; Ves-
pasian denarius, Cohen 45. V. G. 2 pcs.
Hungary, denier of Stephen, name, crossed, etc. V. F.;
also, 1715, Pomerania, (Stralsund), 48th thaler. V. G. 2
pcs.
Half Cents, 1828, 13 st., ’33, ’35, ’49, ’50 and ’51. F. and
V. F. 6 pcs.
Foreign Silver. 1809. Spain. Mex. MM. 8 Reals. F.
1816. Spain. 8 R. Madrid MM. F.
1835. Peru. 8 R. Fine.
COLLECTION OF A RETIRED NUMISMATIST.
(Part V. Continued).
BRONZE MEDALS AND TOKENS.
• ^ ]88 Curious medal showing the Lord’s supper, with disciples.
Rev. blank. Size 78.
%() 189 W. II. Furness, I). D. Bust. Unitarian medal. Size 60. V.
F. Rare.
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MISCELLANEOUS MEDALS
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■ %t’ 190
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. iC 192
J LO 193
194
,ik> 195
•U) 196
.gt) 197
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M 199
201
Jb 202
( .
203
.$S 204
205
1855. Pa. State Agr. Society. Paschal 1, Morris <fc Co.
award. Size 62; also large Centennial medal with Liber-
ty and sword. F. 2 pcs.
Medal presented by Town of Portsmouth, Va. View of city
building. Size 63. V. F.
Washington medal, with bust and view of Washington cab-
inet of medals. Size 60. Ex. F. By Paequet.
Another as last, but lighter bronze. Several slight nicks.
Fine.
1865. Mass. Charitable Mech. Ass’n. Size 50. U. S.
Grant. Bust. Rev. train crossing the Rockies, size 45.
Both line. 2 pcs.
Ferdinand VII (Spain), Constitution, 1820, size 50; Peter,
Alexwitz Tzar, G. L. Leclerc. de Buffon, both of French
mint series. Size 40. V. F. 2 pcs.
Susannah Wesley, 1866, Dickinson College, Martin Luther,
Wittenberg, 1846; Robt. and Louisa Gillmor, 50th Anniv.
Sizes 40 to 50. V. F. to Unc. 3 pcs.
Harvard Fencing Club, 1888 (40), Harvard Advocate, 1866
(36), Betsey Ross. 1897, bust in chair (35). Unc. 3 pcs.
Gen. Grand Chapter of R. A. M., U. S. A. Centennial. Two
busts. J. B. Nicholson medal. Bust I. Size 37. F. and
V. F. 2 pcs.
1859, Worcester II. S. Bullock medal, Yale At hi. Ass’n,
Spring Garden Institute, Pliila., Pimlico Driving Club, Bal-
timore, 1865, N. Y. State Gov. Fenton medal. Various siz-
es. Fine lot. 6 pcs.
Wm. Penn, Washington, Grant, Garfield. Sizes 25 to 34.
Mostly Ex. F. 6 pcs.
Nicholson masonic, Cologne cathedral Easter medal, etc.
Sizes 25 to 38. Mostly V. F. 10 pcs.
Centennial (2), Christ. Columbus, Jno. W. Griggs, Gover-
nor, Benj. Harrison, Gen. Hartranft. Size about 35. Fine
lot. 6 pcs.
Gen. Hartranft, Dr. Hosack, Betsey Ross, Spring Garden
Institute. Sizes 35-40. Line. Beautiful. 4 pcs.
Various medals and shells, Napoleon Bonaparte, Fred, the
Great, Fred. VI (Denmark), etc. Poor (4). V. Fine (8).
12 pcs. •
PROPERTY OF J. B. POTTER.
. ^ 210
,L>6 211
.Jd 212
■// 213
. 214
■ ^ 215
'£v 210
217
218
COLONIAL AND CONTINENTAL NOTES.
Dec. 31, 1779. Connecticut 40 shillings. Small hole near
edge* otherwise very line. Rare.
June 1, 1778, Conn. 0 shillings; June 1, 1775, 10 shill. Y.
G. Rare. 2 pcs.
June 7, 1781, Conn., 1 shill. 3 pence, Oct. 10, 1771, 2 s'liill.
0 pence, June 1, 1775, 5 shill., June 1, 1778, 0 shill., June 1.
1778, 20 shill., May 10, 1777, 40 shillings. Fair to V. Good.
Several cracked in center and edge slightly torn. Rare
lot. 7 pcs.
Dec. 0, 1775, R. I. 9 pence, Nov. 0, 1775, 2 shill., Nov. 6.
1775, 3 shill., Jan. 15, 1770, 4 shill., June 10, 1775, 1 pound.
Fair lot. 5 pcs.
March 5, 1775. New York. Half a Dollar. Fine.
Sept. 2, 1775. New York $3. Sigs. Thos: Tucker and Ab.
Livingston. Uncirculated. Rare.
Sept. 2, 1775. N. Y. $3. Sigs. of Abn. Brinckerhotf and
Theod. VanWyck. Y. Fine. Rare.
Sept. 2, 1775, N. Y. $3. Sigs. of Garret Abeel and Abm.
Brinckerhotf*. Several pin holes. Ex. Fine. Rare.
Mar. 1, 1776. N. Y. $1. Sigs. Jno. Kipp and Robert Smith.
Fine. Rare.
Mar. 5, 1776. N. 1C Half Dollar. Ex. Fine. Sigs. of P.
Byvanck and N. Roosevelt.
Feb. 10, 1771. N. Y. 1 pound. Signed by W. Franklin, T.
Bache and A. Lott. Very good, slightly torn at center.
Mar. 5, 1776. $1, sig. of W. Hever, also Sept. 2, 1775, $3.
sigs. of Garret Abeel and Abrm. Brinckerhotf. Both Y.
line and rare. 2 pcs.
Mar. 5, 1770. N. Y. One Sixth Dollar. Rev. Stork. Fine.
■ C 219
ajU 220
rare.
Mar. 5, 1770, N. Y. Vs, 1 ;0, V.n He % and $1. Good to tine.
Scarce. Sigs. of Abr. YanWyck, Abm. Van A 1 style, J.
Woodward, etc. 0 pcs.
Mar. 5, 1776. N. Y. One Sixth Dollar. Very fine.
COLONIAL AND CONTINENTAL I’APKI! MON 15 V
15
to
991
1
Aug.
25,
1774.
N.
Y. Water
Works 1
shill.
Aug. :
2, 1 1 l 9,
2 shill.,
Jan. 6,
, 17
75, 4 shill.,
Aug. 25,
17
74,
8 shill.
V. G.
u
(^),
V.
F. (2).
4
pcs.
222
Mar.
20,
1773.
Pa.
Fourteen
shill, M
ay
0, 1
776, 4,
pig. G.
Jo
and
Fine. 2 pcs.
223
May
to,
1775.
Sig. Clymer; July
99
177
’6, $30
wreath
it* 90/
on pedestal. G. and Y. G. 2 pcs.
224 May 10, 1775. $4, $5, $0 and $7. Three are Ex. Fine. 4
pcs.
foe 225 Nov. 29, 1775. Pa. $1, $5, $6, Sigs. Ord, Clarkson, Morris,
etc. F. and V. F. 3 pcs.
/ "7 226 Nov. 29, 1775. Pa. $2, $3, $5, $7. V. Fine. 4 pcs.
- ^ 226a Feb. 8, 1779. South Carolina, $90. “Arabs Concurrit
Canipo.” Slightly cut and mended. Fine. Sharp.
. 226b Feb. 8, 1779. South Carolina, $90. Same. Slightly torn
at end and small hole at left. Otherwise line. 2 pcs.
J.& 227
Zfl 228
• ^ -229
230
/ ^ • 231
/. - 232
Jif 233
j oj 234
235
; U 236
J6
/ ^
237
238
/ 239
240
241
/ 242
UNITED STATES FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.
First Issue, perforated edges, 5c, 50c without ABNCo., and
25c, ABNCo. G. to abt. Fine. Rare. 3 }>es.
5, 10, 25 and 50c, plain edges, ABNCo. Crisp. 4 pcs.
10c, ABNCo. Plain edges. Crisp. 2 pcs.
Second Issue, 25c. Split silk fibre paper. Fine. Rare.
5c, 10, 50 plain paper, 25c silk fibre paper. G. to V. F. 4
pcs.
5c, 10c (2 var.), 25 and 50c, 3 are Unc., others F. 5 pcs.
Third Issue. 5c Clark, 10c Washn. Crisp. 2 pcs.
10c Washington, red back, 25c Fessenden, red back. Good.
2 pcs.
10c Washn., red back, engr. sigs. Crisp.
10c Washn., red back, engr. sigs. Ex. F.
25c Fessenden. Two shades paper. Fine, and Unc. 2 pcs.
25c Fessenden. Plain white paper. Crisp.
50c Spinner, two var. backs. F. and Y. F. 2 pcs.
50c Spinner, 50 in center. Ex. F.
50c Spinner, 50 in center. Fine.
50c Spinner, red back. Engr. sigs. Yerv good. Rare.
/ ,
! 243
/. // 244
. ft 246
• 247
' ^ 248
/.^f 249
/. IS 250
. fa 251
■^>6 252
UNITED STATES FRACTIONAL CURRENCY
50c Spinner, red back, autogr. sigs. Colby and Spinner.
Fine. Creased. Rare.
50c Justice. Heavy fibre paper, green back, A-2-6-5. Un-
circulated. Very rare.
50c Justice. Heavy fibre paper, red back. Autogr. sigs.
Colby and Spinner. Cracked at center. Good.
Fourth Issue, 10c Liberty, blue paper, white paper, both
fibre. Unc. 2 pcs.
10c Liberty, plain and fibre paper. Crisp. 2 pcs.
10c Liberty. Plain paper. Unc.
50c Lincoln, plain and fibre paper. V. G. 2 pcs.
50c Lincoln. Plain and fibre paper. Fine. 2 pcs.
15c Columbia. Plain white paper. Crisp. Rare and price
advancing. A record of $1.25 at auction has been reach-
ed.
Fifth Issue. 10c Meredith, green seal, also red seal, short-
key. V. G. and F. 2 pcs.
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN BROKEN BANK BILLS.
X^ 254
£./rd 255
New England. Hopkinton, Mass., Bank, $1, 1863, North
Bridgewater, Mass., $1; Black River, Yt. $1; Tolland, Ct.
$3 (2); Black River, Vt. $3. G. to Y. F. 1 cancelled. 6
pcs.
New Jersey. New Brunswick, $1, $3 and $20 (6), Mer-
chants, Trenton, $l,(head of Lincoln, 1861). $5, Egg Har-
bor F. & M., N. J. (4), Newark, State Bank, 1818, old
check for $282. N. J. & Lombard Bank, dated “Jersey,
Jan. 25, 1825,” receipt for shares of bank stock. G. to
Fine. 14 pcs.
New York, $5, Saratoga Co. Bk., Waterford, Columbia Bk..
Chatham Four Corners, Hampden, North Castle, Cam-
bridge Valley, Wash. Co., Huguenot Huugerford ’s, Adams,
Utica City, Bank of Kent, Weedsport, J. W. Westfalls,
Jordan. G. and \ . G. 10 pcs.
UNITED STATES BANK NOTES, ETC.
17
1
in 1 256
..i(j 258
• ^ 259
260
261
t.ri 262
■ii 263
/ & 264
• 265
'll- lb 266
267
‘ 268
269
■ (sb 270
New York $5, Commercial, Clyde, Havana, Seneca Co., Che-
mung, Elmira, 11. J. Messenger’s, Cortland, Huguenot,
New Platz, Bank of Orangetown, Weedsport, Salina,
Frankfort, Herkimer Co., Kent, Utica City, Wliitestown,
Setauket. Mostly V. G. 14 pcs.
New York $2. Hampden, North Castle, N. J. and Lombard
(N. Y. 1825) $3, Palisade, Yonkers, 1862, Hungerford’s,
Adams, 1863. $10 Weedsport, Washington Co., Union,
Bank of Salina. Mostly V. G. 7 pcs.
Collection of oddities, 61/ 4c, 25c, 50c, $1, $2, $3, $4, $6, $7,
$8, $9, mostly southern, of Corporations, states, cities,
parishes, counties, orphan associations, etc. Some of them
printed on the backs of other bills. All different, and
mostly fine. 29 pcs.
Southern broken bank bills (no state). $1. All different.
13 pcs.
$5. Mostly good, several V. F. 17 pcs.
$5. Another lot, selected for colors. Some are very fine.
23 pcs.
$10. Different varieties. Good to Unc. 19 pcs.
$20 (4), $50 (3), $100 (1). V. G. lot. 8 pcs.
Various Northern and Southern bills, 3c to $100.00. All
different. Good to new. 50 pcs.
Confederate Treasury set. 50c, $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50,
$100, $500, 1864 issue. Unc. (7), V. G. (2). 9 pcs.
1862. Set Albany fractional, 5, 10 (la pattern), ’25, ’50,
1816 75c. Princetown pike, 1823. $1, Princetown turn-
pike. V. G. to line. Rare. 7 i:>cs.
1862. N. Y. Chatham Bank, 3, 5 and 10c. Unc. 3 pcs.
Aug. 25 and 26, 1862. C. S. A. $100. Two var. water-
marks. Unc. 2 pcs.
Old Newspaper. Aug. 18, 1801, Poulson’s Advertiser,
Philadelphia.
Old parchment deed, 1789. Stephen Van Rensselaer and
Jacob Vanderpoole. Co. of Albany, N. Y. V. Fine order.
ANOTHER PROPERTY.
/. ^ .272
► •
/%J 273
/.#> 274
275
/d/J 276
J/.1-6 277
278
/ ^ 279
/ •
JUDEA. (A. D. 132). Simon Barcochab. Large Roman
copper coin struck over the Jewish quarter shekel die,
with vine leaf and palm tree, also two mites Fa. and Y.
Fa. With this a pamphlet by W. C. Prime on the Coins
of the Bible (illustrated). 3 pcs.
Judea. (A. D. 132). Simon Barcochab. Copper of the
same size as the shekel, small and thick. Vine leaf and
palm-tree and inscription. Fine. With this the above
pamphlet. 1 lot.
Judea. (A. I). 132). Simon Barcochab. Quarter shekel.
Same types as last but struck on decidedly smaller plan-
chet. About fine. Patinated green. A pamphlet with
this. 1 lot.
Judea. Same as last, but types, planchet, etc. all larger.
Good. A pamphlet with this.
COIN BOOKS. W. C. Prime’s Pamphlet (illustrated) on
the Coins of the Bible. With this lot a very good copy
of the shekel. 1 lot.
1889. London. “A dictionary of Roman Coins, Republi-
can and Imperial.” By Seth Wm. Stevenson, F. S. A.,
revised by C. Roach Smith and completed by Frederick
Madden, with 700 engravings. 927pp. Cloth. Regarded
as the standard work upon these coins. Fine order and
valuable.
“Historia Numorum, a manual of Greek Numismatics.”
By B. V. Head. Over 800pp, many illustrations. Cloth
and leather. The standard work on these coins. Now
out of print and selling in Europe for far beyond the orig-
inal price of $12.00. The leather part slightly rubbed,
otherwise a fine copy, and valuable.
1906. London. “Historical Greek Coins.” By G. F. Hill,
M. A., of the British Museum, with thirteen superb plates
of coins. Cloth. Fine. Interesting.
1885. Henfrev’s English Coins. 320pp. Cloth. Illustrat-
ed. New.
MISCKLLA M0Ot;S
1 4)
IQ 280
1899. Handbook of Greek and Roman Coins. By G. F.
Hill, M. A., of the British Museum. 300pp. Cloth. With
If) superb plates of coins. Useful. New.
“Coins and How to Know Them.” By Gertrude Rawlings.
Treats all countries, including America, and illustrates
the new St. Gaudens $20. 375pp. About 15 superb plates.
Cloth. New. A handsome and interesting book.
,(r3 282
7/ 283
+0 284
% Q 285
280
L b 287
ij 288
289
iTt 290
291
292
ih 293
f/ 294
7/295
io 290
iA 297
r/ 298
299
PROPERTY OF A. H. G.
U. S. Gold. 1818. Half Eagle. On reverse tin* 1) in 5 1)
has been cut over a cipher, part of the cipher still show-
ing. Extremely tine with some original lustre. Rare.
1830. $21/L>. Fine to V. Fine.
1808. $2l/5. Proof, slightly haymarked. Rare. Coinage
very limited.
U. 8. Silver. 1798. Dollars. Very good.
1843. V ery fine.
1845. About fine.
1840. Fine.
1847. Very good.
1871. Very good.
1895. S. Proof surface. Unc.
1805. DIME. Good.
1832. Half Dimes. 1853, Arrows. Unc. 2 pcs.
1877. IT. S. Cents. Proof. Rare.
1877. Unc., bright.
1877. V. good.
Beautiful bronze papal medal. Pius X. Bust front face.
Rev. Papal arms. Events of his life. By Lauer. Size 50.
Ex. F.
So. Carolina Society. Gilt medal Seal Centl. Celebration.
Members ticket. Size 31. V. F.
Civil War Necessity Money. Encased stamp for five cents.
Kirkpatrick & Gault. About fine. Scarce.
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MISCELLANEOUS
9
tr. 300
%•(*><> 3ox
■ d-i 302
j.U 303
• ^0 304
£Qt> 305
BOOKS. 1893. W. W. Hays. “Varieties of United States
Cents of 1794. ” Described and illustrated. Very rare
and price advancing rapidly. Fine.
S. S. Crosby. “The United States Coinage of 1793 Cents
and Half Cents.” With plates. New. Rare and the
standard work upon these coins. Now out of print.
Pamphlet. W. C. Prime. “Money of the Bible.” Illus-
trated. Very interesting treatise. New.
Heath’s Counterfeit Detector. Cloth, with plates. Very'
rare. About tine.
Book.,. rAbraham Lincoln and the Jews. By Isaac Mark-
ens. New Yofh, 1909. Just out. Heavy paper. New.
Book. Scarabs. A magnificent book by Percy E. New-
berry. With about 60 full page plates in colors. The
recognized standard work upon these very interesting-
objects. Shows specimens of all classes of scarabs. With
116 illustrations in the text. An imported work. New.
ANOTHER PROPERTY.
UNITED STATES GOLD.
DOUBLE EAGLES.
1907. St. Gaudens type, with heavy relief and remarka-
bly thick and sharp wire edge. Uncirculated. Very per-
fect specimen.
1907. St. Gaudens type. Identical to last. Uncirculated.
Rare.
EAGLES.
>7 ^ 308 1795. Bust of Liberty to right, LIBERTY, five stars be-
/ fore head, ten behind. Rev. Eagle standing on palm
branch. Star does not touch cap. Wing touches R on
reverse. Slight scratch below eagle. Extremely Fine and
■ Rare.
¥ 306
307
UNITED STATES GOLD
21
■ ^ 309
m 3io'
1790. About uncirculated, proof surface. Very scarce.
1797. Similar obv., but heraldic eagle. Ten stars behind,
six before bust. Very fine. Rare.
1797. Types similar to last. Very fine. Rare.
1799. Small stars. Uncirculated. Mint lustre. Rare.
1799. Large stars. Very fine.
1800. Large stars. Extremely Fine to uncirculated. V.
scarce. Record about $40 for this variety.
1801. Slight scratch in obv. field. About uncirculated.
180.°). Rev. small stars. Extremely fine. Scarce.
HALF EAGLES.
ft
/o
Zi
317
318
318a
1800.
1800.
1803,
fr 319
1804.
320
Fine
1813.
X 0*321
1854.
322
1854.
323
1854.
324
1854.
325
1 855.
326
1858.
327
1859.
328
1861.
328a
1868.
329
1874.
330
1874.
, 331
1888.
332
1889.
^ 332a
1849.
// 333
1851.
/t 334
1851.
Perfect die. About uncirculated.
Fine.
over ’02. Ex. f. or Unc. Scarce.
Perpendicular die break through center of obverse.
. Scarce.
Very fine.
Loop removed. Good.
A little solder near edge of rev. Good.
Obv. Y. G., rev. poor.
About fine. %
Uncirculated, "fttint lustre. U-
About fine. Rare. £ £
Uncirculated, mint lustre. Rare. &■
Loop removed. Fair. 3. )- &
Very fine. Rare. 6. P
V. Fa. to Good. 3 ■ M
Uncirculated, bright.^/ ^
Uncirculated, bri ght.
Ex. Fine, some lustre. U
h
DOLLARS.
Open wreath.
V. Fine.
Ex. F.
Abt. Fine.
iJ2
UNITED STATES GOLD
2 335
1851.
Fine.
336
1852.
V. Fine.
7- lb 337
1853.
O. Ex. Fine.
X/0 338
1853.
O. V. Fine.
X // 339
1853.
Uncirculated.
2lj6 , 340
1853.
V. Fine.
341
1854.
Small. Fine.
XI 6 ;M2
1854.
Large. Ex. I
"ine.
2/0 343
1854.
Large. V. Fine.
2. //) 344
1856.
Slanting 5. Fine.
ylb 345
1856.
Slanting 5. Y
r. Fine.
346
1857.
Fine.
347
1S57.
Fine.
348
1859.
Very fine.
XI & 349
1861.
Uncirculated.
2-f& 350
1861.
V. Fine.
XtG 351
1862.
Fine.
X-!t 351a
1873.
Several small
nicks.
X-I& 352
1874.
Fine.
a. 1° 353
1874.
V. Fine.
XJ° 354
1874.
Ex. Fine.
£.<ro 355
1882.
Uncirculated.
Scarce
X ^ 356
1886.
Uncirculated.
Scarce
fi 1^357
1888.
Uncirculated.
o U 358
1889.
Uncirculated,
bright.
1 10 359
1889.
Uncirculated,
bright.
£ 3 6 360
1889.
Uncirculated,
bright.
2 £ 6 361
1903.
La. Purchase
Expos it
Fine.
2M
36*2
Last vear.
>n Souvenir. McKinley.
Uncirculated. Issued at $3.
1909. Alaska-Yukon Exposition Souvenir Dollar or “1
Dwt.” Miner with pick. Lev. Banner. “1 Dwt.”
Uncirculated.
1909. Alaska-Yukon Exposition Souvenir Half Dollar.
Similar types. line.
1909. Alaska-Yukon Expo. Souvenir. Quarter Dollar.
Unc.
Foreign Gold. Spain old crude half doubloon of Philip II
or III. Cross. Rev. Arms. Fine.
PRIVATE AMERICAN GOLD.
366
7 • ^ 367
368
£ $ 369
/ (,b 370
1.1 *> 371
J.hb 372
^ 373
1853. $20 r. S. Assay. Eagle and banner. Rev. Tablet.
About fine.
1854. $20. Kellog Ar Co. Head of Liberty. Rev. Slight-
est edge dent. Extremely fine. Getting scarce.
1849. $5. Moffat & Co. About fine.
1850. $5. Moffat & Co. Good.
1852. Half Dollar. Round. Lib. head. Rev. value. Fine.
1854. Half Dollar. Round. Similar types. Y. Fine.
1876. Half Dollar. Round. Indian head. Rev. value.
About fine.
1864. Quarter Dollar. Octagonal. Lib. head and 15 stars.
G under bust. Rev. “44” within banner, “Dollar, 1864.”
Ex. F. or Line.
U. S. GOLD PROOF SETS.
jfa $ 37 i
$$.(% 375
31* 376
1899, $2.50, $5, $10 and $20. Brilliant. Sold for $50 in D.
S. Wilson sale.
1900, $2i/2, $5, $10, $20.
1901, $246, $5, $10, $20.
Brilliant. Wfilson sale, $50.
Brilliant. Wilson sale, $50.
WAR MEDALS, ETC.
f. /I 378
French and Indian War Indian medal. Small bust of Geo.
Ill to r. “Georgius III. Dei Gratia.” Rev. British arms.
Silver (solid). Holed at top for suspension around the
chief’s neck. About fine. Size 77. Found thirty years
ago on Claremore Hill, Indian Territory, where the last
big battle between the Cherokee and Osage Indians was
fought. Very rare.
British Order, 1815. Guelphs of Hanover. Monogram
“G. A. R. ” in blue enameled wreath. Rev. A free horse
within a green enameled wreath, “Nee Aspera Terrent.”
Silver. Fine. Size 35x21. Rare.
24
MISCELLANEOUS
4-.n 379
%. ft 380 '
/ ■* - 381
Belgium. Knight’s silver cross and ribbon, with swords.
Arms in gold on the cross. Has red ribbon. Size 37x30.
Extremely fine and rare. Similar to Legion of Honor of
France.
Navajo Wampum string. About 150 beads.
Indian wampum beads. (Navajo). About 80 beads. 1 lot.
/ rjb 383
j fh 384
385
j if 61 386
P 387
388
389
ANCIENT SILVER COINS.
(B. C. 500-450). Athens. Tetradrachm. Head of Pallas.
Rev. Owl. Extremely fine and well centered specimen.
(B. C. 450-400). Athens. Drachm. Similar types. A ov-
er head. Fine.
(B. C. 450-400). Athens. Obol. Similar types. Fine.
Rare.
( B. C. 550-500). Aegina. Stater. Turtle with ornament-
ed shell. Rev. Five plain compartments. Nearly fine.
( B. C. 359-338). Sidon. Artaxerxes HI. Octodrachm.
Galley with rowers. Rev. the king driven slowly by char7
ioteer, behind him walks an attendant in Asiatic costume,
carrying sceptre and flask. In the field a Hebrew charac-
ter. About fine. Very rare.
(B. C. 450-332). Sidon. Tetradrachm. A sea-horse swim-
ming. Rev. Owl with crook and flail, Egyptian symbols
of royalty. Small thick piece. Good. Rare.
(B. C. 450-332). Sidon. Tetradrachm. Sea horse and dol-
phin. Rev. Owl with flail and crook. V. Good. Rare.
Macedon. Alexander III. Tetradrachm. Hercules. Rev.
a club within a circle, also monogram, (/hair has a high
back to it. The style is very vigorous. Very fine. Rare
type.
(969). Byzantium. John Zimisces. Very rare denarius.
Obv. bust of the King on a cross with two steps, and the
name of Christ. Rev. Name, title, etc. Fine.
FOREIGN SILVER.
f
is .ri 391
/.J6 392
J.+C 393
•// 394
' ^ 395
• ^ 396
‘ 397
■/r 398
j.^t 399
■ fa 400
J.rf 401
/■ ^ 402
•^403
y. f( 404
/ fD 405
JO
J ' 406
). 407
'X-fl 408
1552. England. Edward VI. Crown. The E in “Ed-
ward” first inverted and then restruck. A fine and rare
specimen.
1688. England. James II. Crown. Good.
1726. England. Geo. I. Crown. Good.
1723. England. Geo. I. S. S. Co. Shilling. Ex. Fine.
Scarce.
England. Victoria. Florin. Uncirculated, bright.
1893. England. Victoria. Beautiful veiled head. 2
shillings. Unc.
1893. England. Victoria. Veiled head six pence. Unc.
1893. England. Victoria. Veiled head shilling. Unc.
1904. Straits Settlements. Bust of Edw. VII. Dollar.
Beautiful. V. F.
1825. England. Geo. IV. Half crown. V. Fine.
1594. Saxony. Three brothers crown. Very good. Loop
removed.
1613. Saxony. John George and August. Busts. Crown.
Fine. Loop removed.
1771. Prussia. Fred’k. The Great thaler. V. Good.
1894. Gedaechtniss Thaler. Bust of William IT in miltary
uniform. Rev. Bust of Bismarck, “Herzg V. Lauenburg.”
Edge lettered. Ex. fine. Rare type.
1848. Frankfort Free State. Double eagle. Rev. “Erz-
herzog Johann Von Oesterreich, ” etc. Souvenir thaler.
V. F. Rare.
1909. Beautiful William and Frederick five marks. Their
busts. Rev. Arms. V. Fine.
1906. Baden. Beautiful souvenir two marks of Frederick
and Luise. Rev. Arms. Ex. F. or Unc.
Innsbruck exquisite souvenir thaler or medal by Scharff.
Bust of archer to left, with bow over his shoulder. “Max-
imilian: Roem: Kaiser: Erzli: Z. Oe: Tirol.” Rev. Eagle.
Zweites: Oesterr: Bundesschiessen. Innsbruck. 1885.
Uncirculated. Extremely rare. A most artistic piece.
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1908. Austria. Souvenir 5 Kroner silver with bust r. Rev.
Beautiful female running, holding a branch. Ex. Fine.
Some lustre.
1909. Souvenir Kroner of Franz. Joseph. Bust. Rev. F.
J. 1. crowned. 1849-1908. Unc., beautiful.
1892. So. Afr. Republic. Five shillings. Bust of Kruger.
Good. Rare.
1883. Hawaii. Proof dollar. Kalakua 1. Tarnished.
Rare.
1620. Austria (Tyrol). Leopold. Bust r. Rev. Arms.
Thaler with two loops for suspension.
Egypt. Old Piastre. Fine silver. Dollar size. Fine.
1818. Sicily. Ferd. I. Crown. Bust. Rev. Arms. “His-
paniarum infans 120 G.” Very good.
1818. Sicily. Ferd. I. Similar types. 60 G. or half crown.
Good.
1859. Sicily. Francis 11. 120 G. or crown. Bust. Ex. F.
Proof surface.
China. Beautiful Kiang Nan dragon dollar. Line., bright.
1848. Bolivia. 8 Reals. Bust. Rev. Tree, Llamas, etc.
Abt. Fine.
1907. Brazil. New type half peso or 500 Reis. Bust of
Liberty. Ex. F.
1897. Cuba. Souvenir peso. Issued at $2, for the Cuban
cause.
1883. Hawaii. Kalakua I. Proof quarter. Oxidyzed.
Rare.
1849. Russia. Silver medal. Arms and inscription. V.
G. Size 29.
U. S. PATTERN COINS.
<T 7/ 424
JL./t 125
/ A 426
1836. Dollar. Gobrecht’s type, with name on the base.
Fine. Rare, and in great demand.
1852. Obv. of pattern $50 gold piece, by Kuner, engraver
of the Mormon pieces, struck over a silver planchet and
then gold plated. Ex. Fine.
Same as last, but struck in brass. Unc.
UNITED STATES PATTEIIN COINS
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427 187(3. “Centennial dollar, ” with Liberty and sword. Sil-
ver. Proof. In great demand.
428 1881. Cent. Lib. head, pattern of 1883 (V. Nickel). Here
shown one year before adoption of this type. Rev. Value,
“I” in wreath. Nickel proof. Very rare.
^ 429
430
JD 431
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6 435
'll 430
1 437
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£ 439
'll 440
:fl 441
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PROPERTY OF A PENNSYLVANIAN.
U. S. Cents. 1793. Chain America. Crosby’s 1-C. Slight
dent on reverse. Very fine. V ery rare.
1812. Small date. Extremely fine, a reddish olive.
1813. Very fine. Rare.
1813. Slight pin point nick before head. Fine. Rare.
Rare Baltimore Nickel tokens. Robert Soulsby Confeder-
ate head, star. Rev. “Nonpareil 5, Baltimore.” Also a
small token. Eagle, stars, Baltimore. Rev. Robert Souls-
by. Voux Hall. Fine and rare. 2 pcs.
NEW ENGLAND CONSIGNMENT.
DOLLARS.
1795. Flowing hair, curl just touches point of star. Rev.
has 17 berries. Fine to very fine.
1795. Flowing hair. Star cuts curl. Rev. has 19 berries.
Nearly fine.
1798. Thirteen stars. Small eagle on clouds. Very good.
Rare.
1798. Small, even date. Heraldic eagle. Very good.
1799. Six stars facing. Nearly fine.
1846. 0. About fine, and scarce.
1859. Brilliant proof. Scarce.
1863. Bright proof. Rare.
1868. Bright proof.
1873. Bright proof. Scarce.
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1878. 8 feathers. Uncirculated.
1895. S. Proof or proof surface.
1894. Proof, slightly tarnished.
1897, Proof.
1900. Proof.
Washington-Lafayette. Uncirculated.
HALF DOLLARS.
1795. Two leaves. Curl distant from star. Extremely
line. Scarce.
1801. Good. Rare.
1805. Abt. Fine.
1805, over ’04. Fine, rare.
1807. Bust to left, and small stars. Die break from chin
to bust. Uncirculated. Rare.
1808, bust left, 1811. G. and V. G. 2 pcs.
1815. Nearly fine. Rare.
1820. Fine.
1829. Uncirculated, partly bright,
1836. Milled edge. Good, rare.
1851. 0. Uncirculated. Rare.
1857. San Francisco Mint. Extremely line. Has a chop-
mark in Chinese. Interesting piece, must have been in
China.
1879. Proof.
1892. Columbian. Unc,
1892. Columbian. Unc., bright.
QUARTER DOLLARS AND SMALLER.
■
1825. Uncirculated.
1828. About fine.
1826. Very line.
1893. Isabella. Issued at $1. Unc., bright.
1893. Isabella. Unc., bright. 2 pcs.
Twenty Cents. 1875. S. Fine.
Twenty Cents. 1876. About .fine.
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DIMES. 1800. Slight dent. Very good, liare.
1823, 1824, over date. G. and V. G. 2 pcs.
1825. Good.
1827. Fine.
1854. (). Very fine.
1880. Proof. Pare.
Half Dimes. 1801. Good. Pare.
1805. Very fair. Date good. Very rare.
1861. Unc.
Three Cents Nickel. 1877. Proof. Very rare,
over $4.50.
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TWO CENTS BRONZE. 1864. Small motto. Unc. Pare.
1864, L. motto, ’65. Unc. 2 pcs.
1864,
’65.
Unc., brig
lit. 2 pcs.
1866,
’67.
Unc., brig
lit. 2 pcs.
1867.
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natch.
1866,
’67,
’68. Unc.,
red. 3 pc
1868,
’69.
Unc., red.
2 pcs.
1867,
’68.
Unc., red.
2 pcs.
1869,
’70.
Unc., red.
2 pcs.
1870.
Proof. Rare.
1871.
Unc., red.
1796. Lib. cap. Corrosion spots on reverse. Verv good.
1796. Fillet. LIBERTY. Fair. Rare.
1797. Milled edge. Fine and a rare variety.
1797. Surface a little uneven. Date very line and bold.
Fine for this rare date.
1800. Dot inside of first cipher. Almost tine.
1800. Perfect date. Slight rubbing on head. Fine.
1801. Blunt 1. Fine.
1803. Small 1/100. Fine, dark.
1803. Large 1/100. Fine, dark.
1804. Broken die. Good to V. G. Rare.
1806. Very good. Rare.
1807. “Comet” behind head. Good. Pare.
1807. Perfect date. About fine. Scarce.
1807, over ’06. Obv. has a few light nicks. Fine. A me-
dium olive. Rare.
1809. Slight dent on obverse. Extremely line. A reddish
olive. Exceptional specimen.
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1809. Nearly line. Rare.
1810. over ’09. Very One. Scarce.
1811. Perfect date. Obv. surface a little corroded. Fine.
Rare.
1811, over ’10. Good. Rare.
1812. Small date. Very line.
1812. Large date. Fine, dark.
1813. Nearly line. Rare.
1814. Crosslet. Two pin point nicks before face. Very
fine.
1816. Bright red.
1817. Thirteen stars. Date: 1 8 17. Unc.
1818. Perfect date. Ex. fine, a light olive.
1818. Broken die. Unc., red.
1819. Small perfect date. Ex. f. Olive and red.
1819. Large perfect date. F. to V. F.
1820. The () in date too large. Very fine. Dark.
1822. Extremely fine. A light olive.
1825. Very fine, dark.
1826. Close date. Very fine, dark.
1827. Extremely fine and sharp. Dark.
1834. Double cut profile. Broken die. An odd freak.
Extremely fine. Choice. Reddish in color.
1836. Perfect date. Very fine.
1843. Obv. of ’42, rev. of ’44. Very fine. Rare.
1844. Very fine. Scarce.
1845. Beautiful sharply struck specimen. Uncirculated.
Red turning to steel. Lightest small scratch on reverse.
A gem!
1847. Uncirculated. Reddish color.
1848. Uncirculated, red.
1853. Bright red. Unc.
1855. Slanting fives. Unc. Olive.
1856. Copper Nickel Eagle Cent. Fine, rare.
1857. Eagle. Unc., bright.
1857. Eagle. Unc., bright.
1857. Large cent. Large date. Unc., red.
1857. Large cent. Small date. Unc., red.
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540
1795.
Thin planchet; punctuated date.
541
1797.
Good.
542
1802.
Scratch on obv. Good.
543
1804.
Spiked chin; protruding tongue.
'544
1804.
Stemless. Fine.
545
1808.
Very fine.
546
1809.
Fine.
547
1810.
Fine. Rare.
'548
1811.
Very good. Rarer than the cent
549
1826.
Ex. fine.
550
1828.
Twelve stars. Fine; scarce.
551
1828.
Thirteen stars. Uncirculated.
552
1829.
Ex. fine. Sharp.
553
1833.
Proof, rare.
554
1833.
Unc. Light olive.
555
1834.
Ex. fine.
556
1855.
Unc., light olive.
557
1855.
Unc., bright red.
558
1856.
Unc. Proof surface. Red.
559
1857.
Unc., bright red.
560
1857.
Bright red, Proof surface.
Good.
Fine.
COLONIALS.
561 1652. Mass. Pine tree shilling. Small planchet. Very
good.
562 1723. Rosa Americana. Two pence. Very tine.
563 Vermont Cent. The rare “Immune Columbia ’ ’ reverse.
Date off. Good for the piece. Very rare.
564 1787. Fugio Cent. “State United.” Unc., bright. Obv.
has three wedge shaped impressions.
565 1786. Vermont cent. The rare “Baby head,” shown on
page 181, figure 32. Very fair. Poorly struck as usual.
Very fair.
566 1783. Washington Cent. “Unity States. ” Fine.
567 Washington. Double bust cent. V. G.
32
568
570
571
572
57.3
574
575
576
577
578
579
580
581
582
583
584
COLONIAL COINS
1795. Washington “Grate Cent.” Edge engrailed. Rare
variety. Unc., partly red.
1790. Washington medal in bronze. The ugly head by
Manly. Name, “ Born in Virginia,” etc. Size 48. Fin#.
Rare.
1800. Washington medal by Westwood. Wigged bust to
right. Rev. “With courage and fidelity,” etc. Size 40.
Beautiful bronze proof.
1776. Fugio Dollar. Pewter CURENCY variety. Sun
Dial: “Mind your business,” etc. Excepting several
small black spots on reverse, — Uncirculated. Proof sur-
face. Very rare and choice.
PROPERTY OF A RETIRED COLLECTOR.
PART VI.
LOTS OF UNITED STATES CENTS.
1798, 1800 (2), T, % % ’5, ’6, 7 (2). Varieties. V. Fair.
10 pcs.
Dups. from last lot, diff. Fair. 8 pcs.
Dups. from last lots. Fa. to abt. Good. 15 pcs.
Another lot as last. Dups. V. Fa. 18 pcs.
1810 (2), ’ll, over date, ’12, ’13. Fa. lot. 5 pcs.
1810 (2), ’12, ’14 (2). Diff. V. Fa. 6 pcs.
1810, ’13, ’14 (2 var.). G. 4 pcs.
1810, 73 (3), 74 (6). Fa. and V. PM. 10 pcs.
1818, ’20 to ’29 inch G. and V. G. 11 pcs.
1820 (2), ’21, ’22 (3), ’23, ’24, ’25, ’26, ’27. Fa. to V. G.
11 pcs.
Dups. from preceding lot. Fa. to V. G. including ’23. 15
pcs.
Others, ’20 to ’29, with 3 of ’23. Fa. to V. G. 11 pcs.
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1815, “’’15”, ’16, ’17 (2 var.), ’18, ’19 (2). G. and V. G. 8
pcs.
Dups. 1811 (6), ’19. G. and V. G. 12 pcs.
1831 to ’39, except ’32. Dill. vars. V. G. to Fine. 13 pcs.
Dups. from preceding lot. Mostly V. G. to Fine. 19 pcs.
1840 (2), ’41, ’42, ’43 (2 var.), to ’49, inclusive. Mostly
line. 11 pcs.
Dups. from preceding lot. Fine. 18 pcs.
1850, to ’57. All dill, varieties, with 2 of ’57. V. Fine and
line. 9 pcs.
1850, to ’57 (2). V. F. to Unc. 9 pcs.
1850 to ’57 (2) inch Mostly V. F. 9 pcs.
1850 to ’57 (2) inch Mostly V. F. 9 pcs.
1850 to ’57 (2) inch Mostly V. F. 9 pcs.
Uncirculated cents, 1851 (2), ’52 (3), ’53 (3). 7 pcs.
Duplicate cents, 1851 (3), ’52 (3), ’53 (3), ’54 (2), ’57 (2
var.). Fine lot. 14 pcs.
Dups. from last lot with 5 of ’57. Mostly fine. 16 pcs.
1877. Gents. V. Fa. 3 pcs.
Two Cents bronze. 1864-68. Dups. Fine to Unc. 20 pcs.
PROPERTY OF WM. H. YOUNG, JOHNSTOWN, N. Y.
VARIOUS MEDALS AND TOKENS.
601
A 7- 602
$0 603
W 604
Evacuation of N. Y. by British, busts of Washn., 2
var., 1883, Southern Expo., Louisville. Beautiful proofs.
3 pcs.
Louisville Expo., 1883, Evacuation, N. Y. 1883, San Miguel
Chapel, Santa Fe third centenary. Beautiful bronze
proofs. 3 pcs.
San Miguel Chapel as last, Government World’s Fair, brass
and four var. Washington in W. M. Unc. and proof. 6
pcs.
Canadian temperance medal with Mary, Jesus and Joseph,
W. M., proof, size 40; Admiral Keppel medal in bronze.
V. Fair. Rare. 2 pcs.
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ington. Sizes 27 to 42. 6 pcs.
Wm. Penn, Liberty Bell (2 var.), Archbishop of New Mex-
ico, etc. W. M. proofs. Sizes 27 to 38. 6 pcs.
1834. Rare slave medal. Negro standing with shackles
broken. “This is the Lord’s doing,” etc. Rev. Kneeling-
slave in chains, as on the l/j penny token. “Am I not a
man and a brother. A voice from Great Britain to Amer-
ica, 1834.” Jubilee. Holed for suspension. \Y. M. proof.
Size 44.
Various W.M. medals, San Miguel church, Ludwig Schwan
thaler, Garfield, etc. V. F. and proofs. 7 pcs.
Others, Garfield, G. A. R., Brooklyn Bridge, etc. Proofs.
7 pcs.
Jackson Tokens, Buck 1 ins, Low 92. Well struck, a strong-
impression. Fine for piece. Scarce.
Various Jacksons, Mint Drop, ships, donkies, etc. (13), al-
so merchants cards (37). Mostly V. G. ' 50 pcs.
Canadian coins and tokens, unassorted. 27 pcs.
American Colonials and Continentals. Fugio cent, N. J.
Ct. etc. Poor to good. 8 pcs.
Foreign copper coins and tokens, various countries. A few
dnps. Fair to V. G. 63 pcs.
U. S. Cents, 1794, ’95, ’96, ’97, ’98 (2 var.), 1800, ’01, ’02.
Poor to fair. 8 pcs.
Another lot, 1797 to 1803, dups. Poor and fair. 14 pcs.
Anothe lot, 1802, ’03 and ’05. G. and V. G. 3 pcs.
1802, ’03, ’05, ’07, ’08, ’10. Fa. to G. 5 pcs.
Dups. from preceding lots. Poor and fair. 16 pcs.
1811, over date, and perfect date. Fair. 2 pcs.
1812, ’13, ’14, ’16, ’17. Good. 5 pcs.
1812, ’13, ’14, ’16, ’17 (2 var.), ’18, ’19. ’20. Fa. to G. 9
pcs.
Dups. from preceding lots. Fa. to G. 23 pcs.
1821, ’22, ’23, ’24, ’25, ’26 (2 var.), ’27. ’28, ’29 and ’30. Fa.
to V. G. 11 pcs.
1821 (5), ’23 (1), ’24 (3). Poor and Fa. 9 pcs.
Duplicates 1822, ’29. Fa. and good. 34 per.
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’34, ’35, ’36, ’37, ’38, ’39 (3 var.), ’40 (2 var.), ’41, ’42, ’43.
G. and V. (4. 16 pcs.
Dups. 1822-43. Avg. good. 62 pcs.
1844, ’45. ’46 (3 var.), ’47, ’48. About line. 7 pcs.
1846. Low date. Entire date double cut. A curiosity.
Good. Rare.
1849, ’50, ’51, ’52 to ’57 (2 var.) incl. Mostly tine. 11 pcs.
1857. V. G. 3 pcs.
Various dups. 1843-1851. Mostly V. G. 42 i><*s.
Dups. 1850-56. Mostly Y. G. 55 pcs.
Large U. S. Cents, poor and fair. Unassorted. 48 pcs.
Two Cents bronze, 1872. V. G.
Two more, as last. Date 1872. G. 2 pcs.
U. 8. Half Cents, 1804, stemless, ’09, ’28 (2 var.). Fine. 4
pcs.
Half Cents, 1803, ’04, ’09, ’28, ’35, ’36. Dups. Poor to V.
G. 14 pcs.
PAPER MONEY. Continentals, May 10, 1775, $7, May 9,
L776, $4, $6, ?f8; Sept. 26, 1778 $5, $40, $50 and $60. Most
ly good. 8 pcs.
tar. 25, 1776, New Jersey, 1, 1/6, 3 and 6 shillings. Good
and V. G. 4 pcs
Confederate Treasury Notes. 50c ’63, ’64, $1, 1862, ’63, $2.
’64; $5, Sept. 2, ’61 (2 var.), Feb. 17, ’64, Dec. 2, ’62, $10,
Sept. 2, ’61 (3 var.), Dec. 2, ’62, Apr. 6, ’63, Feb. 17, ’64,
$20, Sept. 2, ’61 (2), July 25, ’61, ship; $50, Sept. 2, ’61;
$50 Female and chest, Sept. 2, ’61, Davis, Dec. 2, ’62, Da
vis, Feb. 17, ’64, Davis, $100, Dec. 2, ’62, Negroes July 7.
’62, $100 cars, Dec. 2, ’62, Jan. 6, ’63, cars, Feb. 17, ’64.
$500, Feb. 17, ’64. Good to new. 27 pcs.
Various C. S. A. Notes. 50c Davis, ’63 and ’64 (13), $1,
mostly ’63 (12), $5, various issues, Sept. 2, 1861 to Feb.
1864. 97 pcs.
$10, Sept. 2-, ’61 to Feb. 17, ’64. Dups. (24). $20, Sept. 2,
’61 to Feb. 17, ’64 (28). Good to 1 nc. 52 pcs.
$50, Sept. 2, ’61 and Feb. 17, ’64 (7); $100 1862 and ’63.
Cars, (7), $500, 1864. Good to l uc. 15 pcs.
$100, Dec. 1, ’62, Negroes (4), Feb. 17, ’64. Mrs. Davis (6)
various C. S. A. fractional (20). V. G. to new. 30 pcs.
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AMERICAN CONTINENTALS, ETC.
1786, CONN. CENTS. Crosby 1-A, Li. 5 (poor), 1787, C.
2-B, Li. 4, 1788, C. 7-E, R. 3, 1787, C. 11-E, R. 3. Fair. 4
pcs.
1787, C. 11-E, 1788, C. 11-G, V. G. (dented), 1787, C. 11-K,
R. 3. Fair. 3 pcs.
1788, C. 11-G (Good), 1787, C. 11-K, 1788, C. 12-E, 12-F. Fa.
to G. Mostly R. 3. 4 pcs.
1787, C. 13-1). Child’s head, C. 14, 1). R. 3 and 4. G. 2 pcs.
1787, C. 13-D. Child’s head (R. 4). C. 14-R, R 3. Good.
2 pcs.
1787, C. 15-F*, 1788, C. 15-L.. R, 4. Fa. 2 pcs.
1787, C. 15-F*, R. 4. G. Date off; 1788, C. 16-D, R. 3, C-
16-M, R. 2. 3 pcs.
1788, C. 16-D, R. 3, C. 16-N, R. 5. Fa. and Fine. 2 pcs.
1788, ( ’. 16-N, R. 5, V. G. ; 1787, C. 16-N, R. 6. Poor. 2 pcs.
1787, C. 16-N, R. 6, C. 17-G, It. 3, C. 18-G, R. 3, C. 19-G', R.
3; Poor and fair. 4 ocs.
1787, C. 20- A, R. 4, C. 24-G, R. 3, CV31-L1. Fair. 3 pcs..
1787. C. 31- R, C. 32-X, C. 33-Z. Fair. 3 pcs.
1788, C. 16-N, R. 5. V. Good.
1787, C. 37-F. Note— This combination of obverse and re-
verse is not listed by Crosby. Fair.
1787. C. 32-X. O. 43- Y. (R. 4). Good. 2 pcs.
New Jersey. Mark Newbie bfd, barely fair, Columbia 14 d.
1788 Cent. M. 49-F, latter poor. 3 pcs.
1788. N. J. Maris 75-bb. Fox type. Good.
Mass. 1788 Cent*. C. 10-L and li-E. Good. 2 pcs.
Washington. The large “Success.” Good.
Woods VA. 1723. 1724 (2). Fa. to G. 3 pcs.
Jackson tokens. Low 51, 99, 104 G., 1 holed. Hawaiian
Islands, plantation copper piece. 4 pcs.
Eritrea. 1890. “50 centimes” silver. Hue.
V arious Cents. 1794. Fair.
1 809. Pool-.
rjNITBI) ST A TBS I'lIirnKS
37
lS 671
tjS 672
'fit 673
jD 674
1859. Copper nickel proof.
1877. Proof. Rare.
Various cents, 1859-73, not consecutive. IJnc. to proof. LG
pcs.
Three Cents Nickel. 1873, proof, ’81, Unc. 2 pcs.
U. S. Nickel Five Cents. 1881, proof, ’82, Unc., ’32, old
type, proof, 1904, proof. 4 pcs.
Two Cents. ’(>4 to ’G8, inclusive. Unc. 5 pcs.
679
^ 680
^ 681
^ 682
jO 683
684
685
PROPERTY OF AN ORIENTAL STUDENT.
ANCIENT COINS.
Greece, Phistelia ( B. ('. 500). Obol. Young head. Rev.
shell corn-grain and dolphin. Oscan inscription. Fine,
rare.
Phocis (B. ( '. 500). Archaic trihemiobol. Bull’s head
facing. Rev. Apollo, good; Athens (591 B. 0.). Obol.
Good. 2 pcs.
Athens (B. C. 491). Half obol (very small), Sicyon (B.C.
300). Obol. Head Apollo. Rev. Dove flying. Rare type.
Good. 2 pcs.
Sicily ( B. C. 275). Copper. Iliero II. Poseidon. Rev.
trident. V. F.
Troas (B. C. 400). Cebrenia. Apollo. Rev. Ram’s head;
Another, with Persia head. Rev. KE in monogram. 55
G. Rare. 2 pcs.
Sassanidae. Chosroes II. Nehavend mint. Dirhem. G.
Egypt. Ptolemy VI. Copper. Head of Isis. Rev. Eagle.
V. G. Ptolemy VI and VIII. Head of Ammon, Rev. two
eagles. Ex. Fine. 2 pcs.
Hadrian. Large bronze, to commemorate Emperor’s vis-
it. Rev. Isis Pharia, holding sail before the “Pharos” of
Alexandria. Patinated. Nearly fine.
Egypt. Hadrian L. Bronze. Rare type commemorating
Emperor’s visit. Rev. Alexandria saluting Emperor. F.
ANCIENT COINS
38
/
J.y> (386
2-^ 687
/.^ 688
689
• 690
' 691
‘ ^ 692
/ >j 693
. 6c 694
' 695
• ^ 696
• ^ 697
• ^ 698
• 699
/ 700
.1°
/ ^ 701
701a
Egypt. Tiberius and Augustus. Tetradrachm. Busts.
V. G.
Egypt. Nero and Augustus, also Nero and Poppaea. Tet-
radrachms. Fine. 2 pcs.
Egypt. Nero. Bust. Rev. ship in full sail to r, two dol-
phins below. Tetradrachm. V. Fine. Rare.
Egypt. Nero. Bust. Rev. Hera. Good. Rare.
Rome (351-54). Constantins Gallus. M. B., also four very
fine small bronzes of Constantine family. 5 pcs.
Diocletian. M. B. Scarce type, struck after his death. V.
Good.
Roman Family denarii. Very good. 5 pcs.
Other family denarii. Poor and fair. 12 pcs.
Various. Prussia. Thalers of 1800 and 1814. Good. 2
pcs.
Prussia. Thalers of 1819 and 1871. V. G. 2 pcs.
Foreign silver, 14 dollar size, 1697. England, shilling, 1812
Italy, 2 Lire, Denmark, % Rd, 1855, Bulgaria, Lei and two
base. G. and V. G. 6 pcs.
Small silver and base, France, Louis XV, Norway, Den-
mark, etc. Poor to good, some old. 22 pcs.
Large papal coppers, Pius IX 5 Bai, Roman Rep. 1849, 3
Bai. All different mints or varieties. G. and Y. G. 7
pcs.
Foreign coppers. Liberia, Italy, Poland, Parma, Hunga-
ry, Spain, etc. Some scarce. Avg. G. 25 pcs.
Foreign coppers. Canadian and various European. Sev-
eral dups. Avg. G. 69 pcs.
PENNSYLVANIA PROPERTY.
Various. Silver peace medal, Revolutionary War. 1782.
Holland declares America Free. A woman impersonating
Holland. Rev. flags of Holland and the United States, etc.
Size 35. Ex. F. Betts No. 607. Formerly sold for a very
high price.
Alaska- Yukon Expo, medal, busts of Chief Seattle and W.
II. Seward. Size 35; Jamestown Expo, brass medal. Size
36. Unc. 2 pcs.
UNITED STATES COINS
39
7/
702
Various.
1798 U. i
■5. Half Eagle. Rev. has
edge
. E
x. fine.
Rare.
A
702a
U. S.
Si lv
er. Doll
ars. 1843. Ex.
Fine.
J0
s'
703
1843.
Ex
. line, lustre.
4
704
1846.
V.
Fine. Some lustre.
i\ff
705
1840.
V.
Fine.
700
1877.
U.
S. Cent.
Brilliant proof.
Rare
707
1877.
U.
S. Cent.
Uncirculated.
Rare.
h
708
1877.
u.
S. ( ’ent.
Fine; scarce.
END OF FIRST DAY’S SALE.
IMPORTANT MEETING OF NUMISMATISTS.
The thirty or more collectors who attended the meeting' of
the New York Numismatic Club, on April 9th, last, were pleas-
ed with their entertainment. It is believed that tonight’s meet-
ing will eclipse any that they have yet held. Come and join the
numismatists tonight at Keen’s Old English Chop-House, 36th
Street, Cor. Sixth Avenue.
SECOND DAY’S SALE.
RARE AMERICAN GOLD COINS.
¥
PRIVATE GOLD.
^ & 710
/Jl.ft 711
$ /. ^7 700 1854. $'20. Kellogg & Co. Lib. head. Rev. Eagle. Ex-
tremely tine, with considerable mint lustre. The best
specimen I have ever offered at auction.
1849. $5 Mormon. Eye and mitre. Rev. Clasped hands.
Obv. fine, rev. abt. fine. Rare and in great demand.
$2.50. Obv. “Bechtler. Rutherf: 250.” Rev. “Carolina
Gold. 70. G: 20. Carats.” Edge plain. Excessively rare,
and probably the rarest of all the $2.50 pieces. This is the
Ulex specimen. About uncirculated. The best preserved
$2.50 that I have ever offered.
$2.50. Obv. “Bechtler. Rutherf: 250.” Rev. “Georgia
Gold: 64. G. 22. Carats.” Slightest edge dent. Fine. The
figure 2s are uneven. Rare.
$2.50. Obv. “Bechtler. Rutherf: 250.” Rev. “Carolina
Gold. 67. G. 21. Carats.” About fine, or fine. V. Rare.
jj 714 $1. Obv. “N. Carolina Gold. Dollar. ONE.” Rev. “C:
Bechtler: Rutherf: 28. G.” Slight test cut at one point
U. 712
\p
b.rt 7
713
715
£>* 716
of edge, otherwise about fine. Edge milled. One of the
rarest of this denomination. Only four or five known.
$1. Obv. “Carolina Dollar. ★One.” Rev. “★ Bechtler:
Rutherf: 28: G:” Slight scratch in field. Fine. Rare.
$1. Obv. “A. Bechtler. ★ 1 Dol:” Rev. “Carolina Gold.
27. G. 21. C.” Extremely fine and choice specimen. Last
coinage. No border.
f
, h
• " 717
■ ^ 718
1+0 719
720
m(D 721
2j> 722
.5f? 723
. <f b 724
J ^ 725
■b£ 726
.4/ 727
/•£* 728
) 729
• ^
Lb 731
5/ 732
733
734
</> 735
ij-i) 736
LOT OF U. S. CENTS, ETC.
1793. Chain America. Very poor, wreath. 2 pcs.
1793. Wreaths. Varieties. Poor. Dates show. 2 pcs.
1793. Wreath. Poor. Varieties. Tops of dates show. 2
pcs.
1793. Wreath. Edge lettered. Poor.
1800 (3), 1801 (3), 1802 (0), 1803 (4). Fair. Several va-
rieties. 16 pcs.
1800 (6), 1802 (7), 1803 (13). Fair. Several varieties. 26
pcs.
1809, TO (2), M2 (2), T4 (2). Varieties. Fair. 7 pcs.
1810, T2, T4, T6, T7, T8, T9, ’20, ’21, ’22. Varieties.
Fair to V. G. 12 pcs.
1810, ’14, ’16, T7, ’18, ’20, ’21, ’22, ’25, ’26, ’27. Good. 14
pcs.
Dups. from last two lots. Avg. abt. good. 32 pcs.
1817, ’18, T9, ’20, ’21, ’22, ’25 to ’30, inclusive. Good. Dif-
ferent varieties. 16 pcs.
Dups. from preceding two lots. Good. 35 pcs.
1830, to ’46, ’50, ’51, ’52, ’53, ’55, ’56. Good to fine. All
diff. varieties. 41 pcs.
1833 to ’46, inclusive, ’50, ’51, ’52, ’55, ’56. Mostly very
good. Diff. varieties. 30 pcs.
Duplicates from preceding lots. 1834-56, not consecutive.
Good to fine. 104 pcs.
Foreign gold. 1700 Nuremburg. Square ducat. Lamb with
flag. Rev. Arms, etc. Very fine. Struck to commemorate
the opening of the 18th century. In great demand, and
scarce.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
Jackson Tokens. Low 49. “Half Cent Worth of Pure ( 'up-
per.” Very fine.
Low 74. Hathaway. Very good.
Low 103. Uncirculated. American Institute. Robinson.
Low 120. Phalons. Very good. Rare.
42
MISCELLANEOUS
$
// 737
• A 738
■3i 739
■ A 740
2 741
<0 742
y.Sb 742a
£ (^7 743
Low 123, Jarvis 127, Maycock. Both line, former scarce.
2 pcs.
1836. “First U. 8. Steam Coinage” token. Radiated Lib.
cap.. Proof. Bronze.
Four varieties of copies of the Jewish shekel. V. Good to
Unc. 4 pcs.
(A. D. 800-1200). Egypt. Ommeyade Caliphs. Glass
money. Very large piece of yellowish color with metallic
iridescence. Size 33. Rare.
(A. D. 800-1200). Ommeyade Caliphs. Glass money. A
large piece covered with inscription. Green in color. Size
32. Rare.
(A. D. 800-1200). Ommeyads glass piece, very thick. Am-
ber and mottled colors. Size 30x5. Rare.
John Quincy Adams. Peace medal in pewter. Obv. bust
r., name, etc. “March 4, 1825.” Rev. Columbia present-
ing a palm branch to an Indian seated, “Science Gives,”
etc. Size 50. Good. Rare.
Canadian Coins and tokens- and French Jetons. Including
B. 670, and 10 Son tokens, with B. 702, 704, 707, one in
brass, etc. Several scarce. Duplicates. Avg. Good. 226
/. 744
jjO 745
^ Of, £
746
b 747
pcs.
(A. 1). 68). Antiochia. (Seleucis et Pieria). Tetradrachm.
Galba. Laureated head. Rev. spread eagle on a thund-
erbolt. V. G. Rare.
India. Mediaeval. King seated on a throne, between two
figures, and a third figure holds an umbrella. Rev. Indian
inscription around the figures standing and diademed.
Silver. Size of a rupee. Good. Rare.
Coin Catalogues, etc. Catalogue of the Sandham Collec-
tion. Canada. 1884 (priced), Bangs, Chapman, J. H.
Wood, 1882 Woodward, 1882 (Blanchard sale), Shannon
collection of War medals, Bangs & Co., 1882, Frossard, J.
C. Hills War medals, crosses, orders, etc., sale 1884 (3
days). Several are priced, and all contain interesting
medals. Fine. 18 pcs.
Nov. 16, 17, 1869. Mason’s 7th Sale Catalogue, property
of J. V7. Haseltine. Priced. Rare.
MISCELLANEOUS
48
1883. Newlin’s Marly Half Dimes of the U. S. Edition
of 100 pcs. Paper. V. G. Rare.
Scott’s Standard Catalogues of Gold and Silver Coins of
the World, 15th Edition. Paper. V. G. Rare.
“Catalogue of J’no. W. Haseltine’s Type Table of U.S. Dol-
lars, Half Dollars and Quarter Dollars,” etc. Bangs &
Co., 3 days, 1881. Priced. 1920 lots. Rare. Good.
Apr. 29, 30, 1895. E. J. M. Chaloner, England. Collection
of Canadian and U. S. Coins. Priced, with plates. Very
rare.
Dec. 24, 1889. Catalogue of Franco- American and Spanish
Coins, medals and tokens. With a plate. Priced. Also,
July 10, 1884. Wm. Blackburn collection of War medals,
etc. Priced. V. G. Rare. 2 pcs.
May 28, 1880. Ferguson Haines Sale, medals, etc. N .Y.
1862. A. 11. Satterlee. “An Arrangement of Medals and
tokens struck in honor of the Presidents of the U. S. and
of the Presidential candidates from John Adams to Ab-
raham Lincoln, inclusive, with values marked. F. W.
Doughty Collection, Apr. 14, 15, 16, 1891. IT. S. and Eng-
lish tokens, Canada, etc.; also Sandham Collection. All
priced. 4 pcs.
June 25, 26 and 27, 1890. Great Parmelee sale catalogue.
Priced. Very good. Rare and valuable.
RARE FRENCH SILVER MEDALS.
Napoleon Bonaparte. Youthful bust left. “Buonaparte
Ne A Ajaccio Le 15 Aout 1769.” Rev. in a wreath “La
France Lui Devra La Victoire Et La Paix.” (France
will owe him victory and peace). Below the wreath “An
6 De La Republique.” Size 35. V. G. Very rare.
Napoleon I. Naked bust 1., name, title. By Droz. Rev.
Napoleon presenting flags to the soldiers. Presentation
of Eagles to the Army. Size 26. Ex. F.
Prize medal. Bust of Napoleon to r. By Andrieu. Rev.
“Hopitaux Civils De Paris,” etc. Issued to students in
the Paris Municipal Hospital. Size 40. Abt. fine.
44
MISC’EIJ.A N'EOl'S M H I ) AES
lXI 758
/. 759
AC 760
/.ol 761
,2 5? 762
/>,/ 763
Law School medal. Hexagonal piece with bust of Napo-
leon I to r., by Brenet. Name, title. Lev. Eagle standing
holding law book in right talon, “ Ecole He Droit De Par-
is,” etc. V. Fine.
Hexagonal jeton. Bust of Napoleon 1 left, by Droz. Name,
title. Rev. “Compagnie Des Salines de L’Est.” Issued
1805 by Minister of Finance. V. G.
Marriage medal. Stephanie de Beauharnais, step-daught-
er of Napoleon I to Prince Louis of Baden. Obv. Bust of
Napoleon I to r., by Droz. 180(3. Rev. Stephanie and the
Prince clasping hands. Size 40. Ex/ F.
Small medal struck at the Paris mint before King Louis
Joseph, of Bavaria on the occasion of his visit to Napole-
on I, 1810. Size 28. F.
Medal in honor of Gen. Desaix, killed at the battle of Ma-
rengo. Bust r., name, etc. Rev. long inscription praising
him. Size 32. V. F. V. Rare.
Quadrangular jeton of the Saving’s Bank, “Caisse IPEs-
compte Du Commerce.” France presenting lamp to a
rooster on pedestal. Y. F. Size 35.
^//.rl 764
JO 765
706
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PROPERTY OF A PHILADELPHIA COLLECTOR.
PRIVATE AMERICAN GOLD.
$50. Octagonal. “887 Thous., 50 1). C.” variety with in-
cused edge and “50” incused on the reverse. Same va-
riety which sold in my last sale for $330.00. A very good
and strongly struck specimen. Very rare.
1853. Half Dollar. Round. L. head, 13 stars. “ 1). N.”
under bust. Rev. date in wreath. Rev. has die break.
Very line and very rare variety.
1857. Half Dollar. Round. Lib. head, 11 stars, D under
bust. Rev. has date in wreath. Outside wreath “Califor-
nia Gold Half D.” Abt. line. A rare variety.
1869. Half Dollar. Round. Lib. head, 13 stars all above
neck, and G under bust. Rev. “Half Dollar, 1869” inside
wreath. Ex. Fine. Rare.
AMERICAN COED
45
f ' — L 7G8 Rare undated quarter dollar. Round. Rib. head, 12 star-..
Rev. “Vi Dollar” in wreath. V. Fine.
/, 7^769 Another, as last, V. Fine, rare.
! 770 1871. Quarter. Octagonal. Lib. head. 13 pellets. (1.
• under bust. Rev. Value in wrtli. lias small dent. Oth-
erwise fine. V. Fine.
UNITED STATES GOLD.
With superb and almost complete lines of $3 and $1 pieces.
HALF EAGLES.
1803, over ’02. Fair. Solder removed from edge. Date
771
1803,
t
good
772
1804.
773
the o
rare.
1806.
: 774
some
1807.
775
1807.
l
$
770
1808.
777
1809.
A
778
1810.
779
1811.
n
780
1813.
781
1820.
oP
o'
L. date. Very fine.
Fx. Fine, some lustre. Very choice.
Two slight scratches. Very fine.
once in a number of years. V. Fine, and V. Rare.
THREE DOLLARS.
■ /O 782 1854. Fx. Fine.
iirD 783 1854. O. Fair.
0 784 1855. Uncirculated, proof surface. Rare,
proof-struck.
{/( 785 1855. V. Good.
780 1859. Uncirculated.
Mav have been
46
UNITED STATES GOLD
787
788
1 7/ 789
,6. a 790
Vr 7^ 791
792
/.rt) 793
J&6 794
795
/il, (TV 796
797
A 7^ 798
lJj 799
/ 7 800
JC>rt 801
to ■ <U/ 802
803
^ /d 804
^^7) 805
/ 807
> 808
/,£ 800
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4
1860. About uncirculated. Scarce. Coinage small.
1860. San Francisco Mint. Very slight pin point nick in
obv. field. Extremely rare so line, and coinage very small.
Very fine.
1861. Extremely fine. Rare and coinage small.
1867. Fine. Very rare and seldom offered. Entire coin-
age only 2,65C pcs.
1868. Fine. Scarce.
1869. Extremely line and choice. Very rare. Entire
coinage only 2,525 pcs!
1870. Very line. Very rare. Coinage only 3,535 pcs.
1872. Slight nick before nose. Very fine. Very rare. One
sold for $11 in my sale of Feb. 16th.
1874. Exteremely fine.
1874. Bright proof. Slightest nick on reverse, below wrth.
Excessively rare. I can find no record of its having been
offered at auction before outside of once or twice in a
proof set, which sold for a very high figure.
1878. Uncirculated.
1879. Abt. Fine. Rare. Coinage small.
1880. Uncirculated, proof surface. Slight spot near the
edge. Very rare. Entire coinage only 1.036 pcs.
1881. Proof. Extremely rare. Entire coinage of this de-
nomination 550. Sufficiently rare to be worth $25 to $40.
1882. Uncirculated, proof surface. Very rare. Entire
coinage only 1,540 pieces.
1884. Uncirculated. . Very rare. Entire coinage only 1106
pieces.
1886. Proof. Very rare. Entire coinage only 1,142 pcs.
1887. Unc. Very rare. Entire coinage only 6,160 pcs.
1888. Uncirculated. Scarce.
1889. Ex. F. or Unc., bright.
QUARTER EAGLES.
1804. Five stars before head, eight behind it. Very fine.
A similar piece in the Stickney sale sold for $23.00.
1839. C. Mint. Slight scratch. Very fine. Scarce.
1851. D. Mint. Very fine. Scarce.
, 810
’ 811
812
813
814
17
DOLLARS, ETC.
1849. Open wreath. Uncirculated, mint state. Hare.
1849. Close wreath. V. Fine.
1849. Open wreath. O. Mint. Abt. Fine, rare.
1850. Ex. fine, scarce.
1851. Uncirculated, bright.
1852. Uncirculated, bright.
1853. Uncirculated, bright.
1854. Small. Unc.
1854. Large. V. Fine.
1855. Ex. F.
1855. (). Slight nick. Fine, 8 weak as usual.
1856. Slanting 5. Ex. Fine. Some lustre.
1857. Very fine.
1858. Very fine. Scarce.
1859. Proof. Very rare. Not brilliant.
1859. Very fine.
1 861 . Uncirculated.
1 862. 1 1 nci rcu 1 ated .
1870. Two slight nicks, otherwise a very line piece. V.
rare.
1872. Very fine. Very rare, and very seldom offered at
auction. Only 3,530 coined. Some of the largest sales
have been without it.
1873. Uncirculated, mint bloom. Scarce.
1874. Uncirculated.
1876. Very fine. Very rare. Coinage only 3,245 pcs.
1877. Unc., proof surface. Very rare.
1877. Solder spot near edge of reverse. Otherwise fine.
Rare.
1878. Very fine. Rare. Coinage only 3,020 pcs.
1880. Uncirculated, mint state. Very rare. Coinage only
1,636, a smaller coinage than any year after 1875. Records
over $12.00.
1881. Proof, or proof surface. Perfection. Very rare and
small coinage.
1882. Uncirculated. Scarce.
1883. Proof. Rare.
48
UNITKD ST AT US GOLD
/
4
840
1884.
Proof. Rare.
841
1885.
Uncirculated.
7
H)
842
1886.
. Uncirculated.
L
s/- .
f,
843
1887.
Uncirculated,
(/
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844
1888.
Uncirculated,
a*-'
X
yt
845
1889.
Uncirculated,
■ S'?)
846
1903.
La. Purchase
Bright.
Bright.
Scarce.
Scarce.
/
so as to not injure the piece. Unc.
Foreign Gold. 1752. Spain. Peso of Ferd. YT. Ex. F.
1772. " Spain. Charles III. Peso. V. Fine,
i 849 1848. Rep. Central America. Mountains and Sun. V2
Escudo. Fine.
// 847
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850
851
2 2 $ 852
853
854
855
z.&Q 856
857
P.zZ 858
859
J-.rlj 860
861
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863
ID 864
UNITED STATES SILVER.
DOLLARS.
>4
1795. 19 berries in sterns. One or two slight scratches, V*
Fine.
1798. Very good. i
1799. A'ery good.
1799. Good. ■"
1799. Dents on reverse. Good.
1800. Dots around date. Y. Good.
1803. V. Good.
1888 O. By curious error the band on head reads “Laber-
ty.” V. G. Rare.
1904. Brilliant proof. A gem. Rare. Last year of the
dollar.
1904. Brilliant proof. Rare.
>
PROOF SETS, ETC.
1883. Silver and minor set, two nickels and trade. Bright.
9 pcs.
1903. Set complete. Bright. 6 pcs.
1904 set, complete, lc to dollar. Perfect. Rare. 6 pcs.
1907 set, as last, without dollar. Brilliant. 5 pcs.
1903. Philippine set complete, %c to Peso. Bright. Rare..
UNITED STATES I* HOOF SETS
AH
866
z\, 867
M 868
^ 869
// 870
Tfl 880
(fd 881
^ 882
^ 883
885
7/ 886
1903. Philippine set complete, as last. Proofs. Bright.
Rare.
Minor proof sets. 1891 and ’92. lc, 5c. 2 sets.
1893, ’94. lc, 5c. 2 sets.
1895, ’96. lc, 5c. 2 sets.
1897, ’98. lc, 5c. 2 sets.
1904 set, lc, 5c. 1 lot.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
Mexico, 1667. Square slug .of silver. 8 reals.
Roosevelt St. Louis Exposition Dollar. Bust front face,
name. Rev. view of Exposition. Unc. Size 38. Scarce.
P. S. Dime 1801. Very fa. to Good. Rare.
U. S. Half Cents, 1797’ 1811. Fair. Rare. 2 pcs.
Half Cent, 1811. V. Fa. to good, rare.
1849. Half Cent. Fine.
Silver Lincoln and Grant medalet with busts mounted un-
der crystal or heavy glass, in gold. A good charm.
Cogan card, and Centennial Silver weight charm. Only 2
made in silver. Fine. 2 pcs.
Freak U. S. Cents, 1801. UNITED, 1826, inner line, 1797,
double struck, 1817, tuft on head, etc. Some are very good.
8 pcs.
Bryan Dollars. The large Gorham piece. Reverse blank.
Silver. Ex. F. Scarce.
Bryan Dollar. The large Gorham piece. Rev. A wheel.
Nearly fine. Scarce.
F. S. Assay medals in silver, 1873. Size 32. Unc.
U. S. Assay medal in silver, 1874. Unc. Rare.
1861. Oath of Allegiance, officers and workmen of the
Mint. Obv. bust of Washn. Size 30. Ex. F. Rare. Sil-
ver.
Rare Washington German silver piece. Obv. bust, name,
date of birth, etc., surrounded by stars. Rev. Similar.
Size 39. Abt. Fine.
1859. Base ball medal in W. M. A batsman standing.
Rev. “Organized,” etc. Accompanying this scarce piece
is the article about which appeared in the Numismatist.
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MISCELLANEOUS
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898
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Here’s a chance for the Fans. Abt. Fine.
H. Muhr’s Bryan piece. Obv. “H. Mulir’s Sons, lb to 1
Nit, 029 Chestnut St., Phila.” Rev. “For whose benefit f ■
Reduetio ad absurdum. Of what use1?” W. M. Size 87.
line. Rare.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
1885. Private Gold. Dollar. Octagonal. Lib. head to
left, 13 stars. Rev. value and date, 1855, within wreath.
Outside wreath, “California Gold N. R. ” Very rare with
these two initials on reverse.
1872. California Half Dollar. Round. Lib. head, 13 stars.
Rev. within wreath, “Half Dollar Cal.” Proof. Rare.
1903. St. Louis Dollar. Jefferson. Unc.
(B. C. 400-344). GREEK SILVER. Larissa. Didrachm.
Head of fountain nymph with long hair in curls. Rev. a
horse feeding to left. Good. Scarce.
(B. C. 400-350). Thebes. Tetradraehm. Shield. Rev.
Vase, hoi ’A. About fine.
Achaean, League { B. C. 350). Hemidrachm. Head of Ze-
us. Rev. forepart of horse, or goat, and magistrate’s
name. Y. Good.
(B. C. 400-300). Sicyon. Obol. Female head in good style
to r. Rev. a dove. V. G. Rare, this size.
Hemidrachms of Elis and Abdera. Obols of Phocis and
Sicyon. Poor and fair. 4 pcs.
(B. C. 500-425). Sicyon. Hemidrachm. Earliest type
with dove alighting. Rev. Large M and smaller letters.
Very good.
( B. C. 450-400). Athens. Tetradraehm. Archaic head of
Pallas. Rev. Owl, sprig and AGE. Fine to V. Fine.
Corcvra. Drachm. Head. Rev. Pegasus. Good. Scarce.
(B. C. 585-500). Corinth. Archaic obol. Pallas. Rev.
half pegasus. ( B. C. 500). Miletus. Obol. Good. 2 pcs.
( B. C. 025-585). Corinth. Earliest hemidrachm. Half
pegasus. Rev. Incuse square; poor. (B. C. 300). Achaean
League. Hemidrachm. Head of Zeus. Good. 2 pcs.
M 1 8C E LLANliOUS
r>i
i 900
X yoi
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lb 903
Rome Denarii. Vespasian Head. Rev. Pontificial imple-
ments. V. G.
Trajan. Denarius. Bust. Rev. nude figure standing. Fine.
Marcus Aurelius. Rev. Felicity; Gordian III. Double de-
narius. Bust. Rev. Hercules standinw with club. Scarce
type. Very line. 2 pcs.
War medal. Head of Victoria, date 1848. Syria bar, with
ribbon. Hdge: “John Mutlow.” Fine to very fine. Rare.
Ob
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bi 900
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AMERICAN SILVER AND NICKEL COINS.
'Trade Dollars. 1878. Proof.
1879. Proof.
1879. Proof, tarnished.
1880. Proof.
1895. S. Ex. F. or Unc.
1904. S. Idle., proof surface.
1900. Washington-Lafavette. Uric.
1900. Washington- Lafayette. Unc.
Small Silver. Dimes. 1805, ’21. Fa. and V. G. 2 pcs.
1807, ’29. Fa. and Fine. 2 pcs.
1805, Fa.; ’25, Fair.
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1880. Fine, scarce.
Half Dimes, 1800, ’29, to ’39, inch All diif. varieties. Most-
ly V. G. 15 pcs.
1829 to ’62, inch, except ’42 and ’40, ’67, and ’68. Mostly
V. G. All d i IT. varieties. 39 pcs.
Dup. half dimes, 1829-39. Good. 36 pcs.
Various dup. half dimes, 1840 and later. Considerable va-
riety of dates. Average good. 66 pcs.
’Three Cents. 1851-57, not inclusive. Dups. \ . G. 13 pcs.
Five Cents Nickel. 1866, ’68, ’74, ’76, ’79, ’80, ’82, ’83
(cent less), ’84, ’91, ’92, ’94, ’95, 1903. V. F. to proof,
mostly Unc. 14 pcs.
1868 (2), 76 (3), ’82 (3), ’83 (Centless) (5). Unc. 14 pcs.
Proof Nickels, 1894 and 1903. Dups. 8 pcs.
1903. Proofs. 7 pcs.
1883. Without “Cents.” Dups. Unc. 20 pcs.
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2 fro 927
2.^0 928
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1883. As last. Unc. 17 pcs.
U. S. Gold. 1903. La. Purchase Exposition $1. Jefferson.
Unc.
1903 Jefferson, as last. Unc.
Louis XIV. French silver jet on. Abt. F.
Two Cent pieces, 1864-71, dups. V. G. to fine. 27 pcs.
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COLLECTION OF WM. L. FREYVOGLE, Glens Falls, N. Y.
AMERICAN GOLD.
1799. $10. Slight edge dent. Fine.
1805. $217 Six stars before, sevend behind, bust. Very
fine. Rare. Coinage only 1,781 pieces.
1849. $1. Open wreath. Very fine.
Private Gold. 1852 $10. U. S. Assay, “884 Thous.” Eagle,
banner. Rev. Tablet of four lines. Diagonal die break
through entire reverse. Fine, rare.
North Carolina. $1. A. Bechtler. “27 G.” Very fine.
1869. Quarter Dollar. Oct. Lib. head. 9 stars. “14 Dol-
lar, 1869.” in wreath. Unc.
1874. Quarter Dollar. Round. Indian head. 13 stars.
Rev. Value in wrth. Proof. Scarce date.
1874. Quarter Dollar. Oct. Indian head, and 13 stars.
Rev. “1/i Dollar. Cal.” in wrth. Unc. Scarce date.
UNITED STATES SILVER.
DOLLARS.
i 939
Z.I.Z 940
4 h 941
3. /fl 942
, l £t> 943
1 l0 944
1795. Flowing hair. Nineteen berries. Good.
1795. Fillet. Good.
1796. Large date, small letters on rev. Bushnell Sale, #
2442. Sold for $6.25. Fine. Rare.
1796. The same variety. Good.
1797. Six stars facing bust. Ex. F. or uncirculated. With
considerable original lustre. From the Bushnell sale, lot
2443. Brought $10.50 in 1882. Rare specimen.
1798. Small close date. Good.
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UD 978
1798. Wide date, 8 touching bust. Very fair.
1799. Small stars. Abt. Fine.
L799. Larger stars. Abt. Fine.
L799. Very good.
1800. Perfect date, lig. 8 too low. Very good.
1800. Even date, perfect die. V. (j.
1801. Fair.
1802 over M. Good.
1803. Figure 3 too high. Good.
1803. Fair.
1840. Ex. Fine.
1841. V. Fine; scarce.
1849. Ex. Fine, with nearly mint lustre. Rare so fine.
1859. San Fran. Mint. Good. Rare.
1873. C. C. Mint. Very good. Very rare. Coinage ex-
tremely small. Seldom offered.
1900 Waslm. -Lafayette. Fine. A very popular coin.
HALF DOLLARS.
1794. First year. Good. Rare.
1795. Two leaves. Good.
1795. Two leaves. Good.
1795, 1803. Fa. and G. 2 pcs.
1803. V. G.
1803, ’06, knob. Good. 2 pcs.
1805. Good.
1806. Pointed 6. Abt. Fine.
1806. Two varieties. Good. 2 pcs.
1807. Bust to left. Good.
1807. Bust to right. Good.
1805, ’07. Fillet. V. Fa. 2 pcs.
1807. Two varieties. Good. 2 pcs.
1807. Two varieties. V. Fair. 2 pcs.
1808. About fine.
1814. Ex. Fine, sharp.
1815. A strong impression. Fine, but somewhat stained.
Rare.
1818, over ’17. Abt. Fine.
UNITED STATES SILVER
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2.1*0 982
.U 988
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J '$ 986
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1819, over ’18. Good. Rare.
1820 over M9. Good.
1845. 0. V. Fine.
1846. O. Uncirculated, mint bloom. .Rare so perfect.
1851. O. Fine, rare.
1857 . 0. Ex. One, some lustre.
1861. (). Ex. line, some lustre.
1864. S. Fine.
1871. C. C. V. G. Scarce.
QUARTERS, ETC.
ij-.h
988
1796.
Very
good.
Rare.
989
1804.
Poor,
holed.
M
990
1805,
’06. V
. Fa.
2 pcs.
j/rt.
991
1815,
’19. V
. Fair.
2 pcs.
. 6 6
992
1819,
’21. V
. Fair.
2 pcs.
■ I? 6
993
1824.
V. Fair. Sc
;arce.
• f6
994
1828.
Wry
good.
■72
995
1840
O. Drapery.
Ex. F.,
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996
1851
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997
1856.
Fine.
• 998
. bS 999
• U 1000
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j.trt 1004
.7^ 1005
.^1 1006
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1861. Abt. Fine.
Twenty Cents, 1875. 8. Ex. F. and V. G. 2 pcs.
Dimes, 1805. Good.
Half Dimes. 1795. Very good.
1801. Holed. Very good.
1803. Very fair, rare.
1829, ’30, ’31, ’32, ’35, ’36, ’53 (ar.), ’54, ’57, ’58 (O), ’63.
Good to Unc. 11 pcs.
Dups., 1831-36 (8), ’53. V. G. 1 Unc. 9 pcs.
Three Cents Silver, ’51, ’52, ’53; Three Cents Nickel, ’65
(3), ’68, ’72. Good to Unc. 8 pcs.
Two Cents bronze. 1864. ’65 (2), ’66, ’70. V. G. to Unc.
5 pcs.
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COLONIALS, PATTERNS, ETC.
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1052. Massachusetts. Pine tree shilling. A beautifully
struck example of the small planchet. Crosby’s PI. 11-14.
Very fine. Rare.
1830. Dollar. Gobrecht’s pattern with his name on the
base. Kdge plain. Stars on reverse. Proof. Tarnished.
Rare.
1803. Half Dollar. Regular obv. The rev. has “God our
Trust.” Proof. Rare.
1808. Five Cents. Obv. of 3c Nickel. Rev. Large V.
line.
1855. Cent. Large flying eagle to left. Edge plain.
Struck in pure nickel. Fine. Very rare.
1808. Cent. Obv. of Three cent nickel. “I” on rev.
Nickel. Unc.
1801. Confederate Half Dime. Obv. a cotton plant, 13
stars. Rev. Confederate flag, “United South, 1801.” A
very rare pattern. Only a few known. Holed near edge.
Good.
U. S. Half dollar, about 1847. Obverse polished off and
the following engraved on it: “Z. Tavlor. Buena Vista.
★ Feb. 22 and 23, 1847.”
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AMERICAN COPPER COINS, ETC.
1723, Woods J/od, Va. George Rules, Bungtown, Nova
Constellatio, 1783. Good. 4 pcs.
1783. Washington. Small military bust, double head.
V. G. 2 pcs.
1791. Washington. Large eagle cent. Poor. Every-
thing shows.
1787. Fugio Cents. Two varieties. Good. 2 pcs.
Conn. Cents. 1787. Six different varieties, including the
rare “AUCIORI.” Good. 5 pcs.
1787 N. J. Cents (2), Mass. 1788. V. Fair. 3 pcs.
Kentucky yo penny, thin planchet, with edge lettered.
“Pavable in Lancaster, London or Bristol.” Em. Rare.
66
AMERICAN COPPER COINS
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. <5*/ 1023
3. 4b 1024
. (ob 1025
7 6 1026
jJ/b 1027
JX . 4028
7 1029
! 6g 1030
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• ^0 1037
. <36 1038
1 039
/ . r'h 1040
■ 1041
Canadian Coins and Tokens. Breton 506. 1722. Fine.
R 2.
Various unclassified Canadian coins and tokens. V. G.
ft 1042
s6<6 1043
J 6 1044
3% 1045
16 1046
j 104';
United States Cents. 1793. Chain America. Fair.
1793. wreath, poor; 1794, fair obv. 2 pcs.
1797, 1800 (2 var.), ’01, ’02 (2 var.). Fa. to (1. 6 pcs.
1803, ’05, ’06, ’07 (2 var.), ’08, ’09, MO. Avg. fair. 8 pcs.
1804. Perfect date. Very good. Very rare.
1812, ’13, T4 (2 var.), ’16 to ’20, inci. Fa. to (f. 10 pcs.
1822, ’23, ’28, ’30, ’33 to ’42, inch Good to abt. Fine. 1
poor. Two dups. 16 pcs.
1837, fine; ’44 to ’57, inch (2 var.). Good to fine. 17 pcs/
1857, eagles, ’58, ’61, ’62, ’63, ’64, ’65, ’66, ’67. ’71, ’72. V/
F. (2) and line. 12 pcs.
1858. Pattern. Indian head. Rev. broad shield above
wrtli. Proof. Rare.
1858. Pattern. Indian head. Rev. value 'in laurel wrth.
J ’roof. Rare.
HALF CENTS. 1793. Fair.
1794. Fig. 4 distant from bust. Very good.
1795. Lettered edge. Fair.
1797. Verv fair.
1803 to ’10,' inch, 1 dup., ’25, ’26, ’28 (2 var.), ’29, ’32, ’33,
’34, ’35. 1 poor. V. G. to Fine. 18 pcs.
1829, ’51, ’53, ’54, ’55, ’56, ’57. V. G. to F. 8 pcs.
Jackson Tokens, how #3, Low #2. Both scarce. \ .G.
2 pcs.
Old Paper Money. Continental, 1775, $6, 1779, $45, and 3
copies of rare notes. Good. 1 lot.
Old Foreign paper money, mostly Italian. \ . G. 23 pcs.
U. S. Fractional Currency, 1st issue, 5c (2), 2d issue, 5c,
10c (2), 4th issue, 10c. V. G. 6 pcs.
Fifth issue, 10c Meredith, green seal. Ex. tine. 2 pcs. •
Various Ancient and Foreign Coppers. Paduan copies of
Julius Caesar and Judea Capta, large bronzes. 2 pcs.
Rome. Marius. Base denarius. V. G. Rare.
MISCEI,I.,ANKOUS FOUKION COINS
hi
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>/■/ 1049
1050
> 1051
£6 1052
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%S 1054
^0 1 055
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. 1060
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1062
. */■ 1063
W 1064
&£ 1065
ft 1066
L. Bronzes oi‘ Antoninus, Alexander Pius, Gordian III,
also medal of Constantine the Great (doubtful). Good.
4 pcs.
Middle bronzes of M. Agripa, Claudius I, Galba, Vespa-
sian, Nero, Trajan. Fair to good. 8 pcs.
Greece, Calenso, etc., Home, Constantine J, Constant ini -
polis, etc. Mostly good, 1 scarce. 8 pcs.
Papal medals, bronze originals, Pins V, defeat of Turks,
Pius IX. V. Fa. to V. G. 2 pcs.
Poland and Russia, 1794, scarce 3 Grosso, 5 Swedish, Bar-
on de Gortz, Balers, 1772, Moldavia and Wallachia 3 para.
Mostly V. G. 10 pcs.
1777. Siberia 5 Kop. Abt. F. Rare.
Russia, 1768, ’89, 5 Kop. V. G. 1835, 5 Kop. Fa. 3 pcs.
Siam, Turkey, Japan, China, Morocco, etc. Various is-
sues. V. G. 17 pcs.
China. Very large 100 cash piece, brass, Japanese Tem-
po. V. F. 2 pcs.
Portuguese Africa. Large Csp. M acuta, 1763, also St.
Thomas 40 R., 1802. V. G., former stamped “N. A. Lull.”
2 pcs.
St. Helena, Brazil, Liberia, Greece 10L (V.F*) and various
German, Austria, etc. Several rare. V. G. to V. F. 28
pcs.
1856 Sicily 10 Torn, 1857 2 Torn.
Unc., red. Scarce. 2
pcs.
Various Papal and Italian pieces, Dalmatia, etc. 10 pcs.
France and possessions, various, 1789 and later. Good to
Unc., etc. 15 pcs.
Scotland, various copper and base coins, Francis and Ma-
ry, Mary, Chas. I, Clias. II, etc. Poor to Good. 10 pcs.
June, 1690. Ireland, Jas. II Shilling; 1689, Nov., Shilling,
large planchet. Fine. 2 pcs.
Bermuda, 1793, Barbadoes, 1788, Id, 1815, Ceylon 2 St.,
1806, Bahamas, Geo. Ill Vfcd. G. to V. F. All rare. 4 pcs.
Isle of Man 1733 Id, 1786. Geo. Ill Id, 1798 V2d (2), 1839,
Victoria, Vid. Fair (1) to V. G. 5 pcs.
1797. England. Geo. HI 1 and 2d Cartwheels. G. and
V. G. 2 pcs.
58
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN COINS
$
. ftS 1067
/ ^ 1068
• (>£ 1069
. 1070
/.{f 1072
1073
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J./6 1074
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England and Ireland. \ arious coppers 1701 and later,
l id to Id. G. and V. G. 14 pcs.
British lAd tokens, Pidcocks, Perth, Coventry (2 var.),
Queen Elizabeth, etc. 18th century. Mostly G. 21 pcs.
1791. Sierra Leone. Beautiful proof, 1 penny. Rare.
Small silver and base coins of Germany, Venice, Saxony,
Prussia, Nassau, Frankfort, etc.
V. G. 19 pcs.
Several old. Average
FOREIGN SILVER OF CROWN SIZE.
1486. Austria. Crown. Sigismund I. Obv. full length
portrait in armour. Rev. Duke armed, riding to right, in
field the date, 1486. Extremely tine. One of the earliest
dated coins.
1659. Austria. Leopold ‘‘the Hogmouth.” Crown. Bust
r. Rev. Arms. Fine, broad flan.
Austria. Leopold and Claudia. Beautiful double-thaler.
Busts. Arms. Ex. F.
1619. Burgundy. Albert and Elizabeth. Broad crown
with ruffed busts. Fine.
1643. Brunswick. “Bell Crown,” with “clapper.” V.
fair. Obv. good. Rare.
1597. Brunswick and Lunenburg. “Truth thaler.” “Rec-
te Faciendo Neminem Timeas, 1597,” etc. Rev. circle of
shields, “Veritas Vincit Omnia Calumnia Mendacium.”
Very fine. Rare.
1740. Brunswick. Geo. III. Mining scene. “Die Erde
1st Voli Der Gute Des Herrn” etc. Fine, holed near edge.
1835. Colombia. 8 Reals. Rare type with “Libertad”
incuse on ribbon, “Ba Colombiano Ocho Reales R. S.”
Rev. Fasces, etc. Ex. Fine.
1049. Denmark. Fred. III. Crowned bust r, with long
flowing hair. Rev. Arms, “Dominus Providebit.” Fine.
Rare.
1848. Denmark. Christ. VIII. 1 Species. Ex. Fine, ex-
ceptional.
1854. Denmark. Fred. VII 2 Rgsdaler. V. Fine.
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53 1099
1846. Ecuador. 8 Reals, with Liberty head copied after
old bust type of U. S. half dollar. “El Poder Eu La Con-
stitution.” Quito Mint. Uncirculated, proof surface. A
gem and rare.
1603. Erfurt. Thaler. Arms, “Civitatit Erf,” etc. Rev.
inscription. Commemoration piece with heavy ring at
top. Abt. Fine. Rare.
Florence. Old Crown. Cosmus II. Bust right with scep-
ter. Rev. Arms, “Pisa Invetustae Maiestatis. Memo.”
Fine. Scarce.
1847. Frankfort 2 Gulden. V. F.
1854. Hanover. Geo. V. Large ‘S1/? Gulden. Ex. Fine.
1867. Hong Kong. Victoria. Dollar. 1'. F., some lustre.
1814. Luzerne. 4 Franks, with warrior standing. Arms.
Unc. Rare.
1754. Lucca. Crown. St. Martin and beggar. Abt. F.
1807. Lucca. Felice and Elisa (sister of Napoleon Bon-
aparte). 5 Francs. Good.
1796. Malta. Emanuel de Rohan Crown. Ex. F. Scarce.
1635. Norwav. Christ. IY. Bust r. “Regna Firrnat
Pi etas
Rev. Arms, “ Benedictio Domini Divites. Fa
cat.” Ex. Fine. Rare.
1856. Norway. Oscar. Bust. “1 Rd. Spec. 4 Rd. Riksm.”
Uncirculated.
Papal. Clement N. Scudo. Bust. Rev. “Clausis Yeniet
et Dabit Pacem.” V. Fine.
1684. Innocent XI. Bust. Rev. “Dextera Tua Domine
Percussit Inimucum. ” V. F. Scarce.
1698. Innocent XII. Splendid bust r. Rev. St. Peter
giving his benediction. Very rare scudo, about uncircu-
lated. A gem.
1846. Gregory XVI. Scudo. Fine.
1763. Poland. Fred. Augustus. Crown. Fine. Loop
removed from edge.
1838. Peru. Cuzco sun peso. Volcano, sea, etc. Unc.,
with considerable lustre. A gem.
Saxony. Very early crown with two busts. “loan Elec:
Geo: Fie: Fe.” Bust r. with sword. Rev. Bust of Geo.
“Ducum Saxo: Mone Nova.” V. F. Silver loop at top.
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1537. Saxony. John, '‘Magnanimous,” and George
“ Bearded.” Thaler with busts. Fine.
1582. Saxony. Crown. John Casirnir and John Ernest.
Busts vis-a-vis. Fine. Silver loop at top.
1615. Saxony. Four brothers ruling at once. Busts vis-
a-vis. Arms. Fine. Loop removed.
1646. Saxony. John George. ‘‘Cliv. et Montiv.” etc.
Crown. Fine.
Saxony. John Frederick [I. Bust in armour to r. Rev.
Arms, “Landgr: Thuring: Et. March. Mism.” Fine. V.
scarce.
1653. Stoll berg. Broad crown. Deer by tree. Rev. Arms.
Fine. Rare.
1858. Saxony. John V. Thaler. Uncirculated.
1672. Spain. Chas. 1. “Hammered Dollar.” Cstpd.
Fine. Rarely comes so choice. Rare.
1632. Sweden. Gustavus Adolphus. Superb crown with
bust, laureated, nearly facing. Name, titles, etc. Rev.
Arms, “Brine: Finland: Dux. Rtho: Et. Cardom: Lug.”
About uncirculated. A gem. Very rare.
1571. Scotland. James Sword Dollar. A crowned sword.
Rev. Arms. Obv. V. G., reverse fine. A rare and interest-
ing com.
1625. Teutonic Order. John Eustachius, G. M. Arms.
Rev. St. Mary and infant, Jesus. Abt. Unc. Very choice
and rare. Snow Sale, lot 111.
1796. Tuscany. Ferd. III. Crown. Bust. Rev. Arms.
About fine.
1881. Roumania. Carl I. 5 Lei. Unc.
1857. Sicily. 120 G. Ferd. II. Unc., bright.
1593. Transylvania. Crown. Sigismund Bathori. Cu-
rious bust r. “ Barthori Sigismundus.” Rev. Arms,
“1593. Princeps. Transylvaniae. ” Nearly uncirculated.
Very rare.
1628. Transylvania. Gabriel Prince. Large bust r. with
plumed cap and scepter. Rev. Arms, “N. B.” in field.
“Par. Reg: Hun. Dorn. Sic. Co: Op.” etc. Extremely F.,
and rare.
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l(i-)M. Transylvania. Franz Rakoczi. Large bust to r.,
with plumed cap. “ Rako. 1). (1. P. T. Georgius.” Rev.
Arms, “ Par. Keg. Hun. Dom. et. Sic. Comes. 1650.” Lx.
line, and rare.
1678. Transylvania. Michael Apafi. Crown. Remark -
able bust r., bolding scepter. Name, etc. Kev. Arms. Un-
circulated. A gem, very rare so perfect.
1856. Tuscany. Leopold II. Crown. Bust. Anns. Un-
circulated, mint bloom. Hare.
FOREIGN SILVER OF LESS THAN CROWN SIZE.
Amsterdam. 120 and 140 Stuber siege pieces. 1578. Arms
and date. Rev. ”AR. FT. PC.” in a wreath. Supposed
to have been struck from silver of the statue of St. Nicho-
las. Struck during ten months siege. Fine and very in-
teresting. Rare. 2 pcs.
1634. Austria, Ferd. 11 l/i Thai., and Coronation medal,
1653. V. G. 2 pcs.
1710. Brunswick and Lunenburg. XXILIl M. Gros, with
wild man. Fine.
Brabant, 1571. Phil. II \\ Dol. size. Fine.
1633. Brasacli. Square siege piece. 48 Kr. 3 shields,
1633, XL \ III. Rev. inscr. Issued when city was besieg-
ed by Margrave Fred, of Baden. Obv. V. G., rev. fair. V.
Rare.
1821. Ceylon. Rix dollar. Rev. Elephant. V. G.
1821. Ceylon, another, as last. Rev. engraved. Denmark
4 and 16 Sk. V. G. Unc. (2). 3 pcs.
England. Pennies of Edward L and Henry II. Fair to
good. 6 pcs.
England. Edw. VI Shilling. Very fair.
1572. England, hammered 6 pence, Chas. II. Simon’s
beautiful ‘ 11 Christo Auspice Kegn” 3 pence; 1687, dames
II, Id Maun day. G. to Fine. 3 pcs.
England. Chas. L Rudely cut half crown with king mt !.
Good.
England. Chas. 1. Shilling. Bust. Rev. Arms. Fine.
Edge uneven, as issued.
62
FOREIGN SILVER
_ ^0 1132
. *2/ 1133
J.Ct 1134
. ^0 1135
1 1 36
1137
■Jh 1138
1139
jC 1140
jM 1141
j-^1142
1143
£ ,^/ll44
/■
'0 1145
^ 1146
1689. England, Wm. and Mary half crown. Busts and
Arms. Fine.
\ arious Maunday A, 2 and 3d. Chas. 11 to Victoria. 2
holed. V. (1. to line. 8 pcs.
1745. England. Geo. II Shilling. Fix. F.
1761. England. Geo. III. Coronation medal. Bust r.,
name, titles, etc. Rev. Britannia crowning him, “ Patriae.
Ovantr. ”, date, etc. Size 35. V. G. and rare.
France. Louis XV. Stiver ;jetons with busts. Various,
and a small medalet of Napoleon I and L. Philippe. V.
G. Scarce. 5 pcs.
French Colonies. Crenated coins, one made from Spanish
2 real piece of 1737. Another piece, size 25, with crena-
tiou and crowned 4. (Martinique), and a small round es-
ealloped piece with radiated “L” cut from another piece.
Size 15. All fine and very rare. 3 pcs.
France (1108). Philip II. Denier from Mickley sale; al-
so Raimundus IV of Toulouse Denier, M-ickely Sale, lot
897. Poor and V. Fine. 2 pcs.
1596. France. Henry IV. Half testoon. Randall Sale,
2154. Fine.
1852. France. Louis Napoleon. Franc. Bril, proof.
Genoa. Very early piece of the Dukes. Size 21. About
Fine. Rare.
Greece (B. C. 550-480). Croton. Stater. Tripod. Rev.
Eagle incused. Fine.
Greece (B. C. 550-480). Stater. Ear of wheat in high re-
lief, META. Rev. same incused. Extremely fine and
choice specimen. Rare.
Greece (B. C. 443). Thurium. Head of Pallas with olive
wreathed helmet. Rev. a bull butting. Stater. V. F.
Greece (B. C. 525-450). Tetradrachm. Fine head of Pal-
las, archaic style. Rev. Owl. V. choice and exceptional
piece.
Greece- ( B. O. 400). Dyrrachium. Drachm. Cow and
calf. Fine.
Greece ( B. C. 320-280). Velia. Pallas with monogram of
engraver. Rev. prowling lion. Stater. Fine.
POKE! ON SI l,VKl:
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1 1149
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0 1150
\ 1159
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1 1161
■t
-1162
^ 1163
£
1 164
1165
Greece (B. ( '. 300).. Jstrus. Two heads. Rev. Eagle.
Stater. \ er\ good.
Groningen, 1672. Set of choice and interesting square
siege pieces, 6l/i?.12Vi» and 25 stubers. Arms and date in-
cuse. “lure et. Tempore.” Rev. blank. Fine and Very
fine. Rare. Randall Sale. 3 pcs.
1794. Holland. 1 Guilder. Fine.
ISOS. Ireland. XXX Fence. Good.
India, Delhi, Oudli, etc. Various 14 and V4 rupees and
smaller, two square-shaped. G. to F. 6 pcs.
Japan. Itzbus (2), 43 itzbus (2 var.). V. Fine. 4 pcs.
1713. Landau. Very rare, 1 florin and 4 Krs. Octagon
shaped, siege piece. Struck by the imperial commander
Charles Alexander of Wurtemburg. Arms and date, four
monograms, “Fro (Ties, and Imp.” and “Bel: Landau: 1.
FI. 4 K.” in two depressions. Rev. plain. Very line and
rare. Size 30x30.
Fapal, 1845, 50 Bai; 1850 5 Bai. Fine. 2 pcs.
1623. Poland. Gros.; 1762. Portuguese Africa 2 Macu-
tas. G. and Fine. 2 pcs.
Portugal. Manual 1. Crowned M. Arms. Size 20. Rare.
Persia. Ancient. Darius Hystaspes. Siglos. The king
kneeling with long spear. Rev. Punch-mark. Very line
and rare.
(1795-1834). Persia. Fat ha A 1 i Schah. 43 Rupee, Siam,
bullet tical. V. F. 2 pcs.
Rome. Marc Antony. Denarius. Legion VI. V. G.
Rome, Julius Caesar. Bust, “Diet Perpetuo.” Rev. Fe-
male standing with Victory, “Sepullius.” Rare. V. G.
Rome (A. D. 14). Tiberius. Denarius. “The Tribute
Fenny.” Ex. f. to Unc. Rare specimen.
Rome (A. D. 68). Galba. Fine and rare denarius. Bust.
Rev. “Diva Augusta.”
Rome (A. 1). 79). Vespasian. Denarius. Bust. Rev. A
sow. Fine. Rare.
Rome (A. D. 130). L. Verus, V. G., Marcus Aurelius.
Bust. Rev. Soldier with Victory. Unc. Denarii. 2 pcs.
Rome. Salonina. Bust. Rev. Venus, Gallienus Bust.
Rev. Victory. Denarii. Ex. Fine. 2 pcs.
64
FOREIGN SILVER COINS
46 lUiti
- JS 1107
/ sS 1109
r jh 1169
H70
gb 1171
in i 1172
'0 1172a
3ij> 1174
4 1175
■ 40 1176
%( 1177
} 7J? 1178
jggi 1179
.irl
1180
Russia, 1858, VL- R, 1857, 25, 20,-10 and 5 Kop, 1871 15 Kop,
1821 5 Kop, 1784 10 Kop size. First 7 are Une., partly
bright, latter G. 8 pcs.
Scotland, Alexander III pennies (2). Fair. 2 pcs.
1590. Scotland, James VI Sb. size, with bust. F., rare.
1694. Salzburg. *4 Grown; Stvria, 1582. Dime size.
About Fine. 2 pcs.
Tifliz. Abassa. Good.
1856. Tuscany. Beautiful Florin. Une., bright.
1704. Ulm. Square siege piece. Arms. “Moneta Ar-
gent. Reip. Ulmensis. ” Rev. Arms. “Da Pacem. Nobis.
Domine. 1704.” Fine and rare. Randall sale.
Venice (1523) Andrew Gritti. Size 32. V. F.
FOREIGN GOLD.
Japan. Very old circular piece with four incuse compart-
ments on obv. and two on rev., with Japanese inscription.
Fine gold. Size 15. V. F.
Oval gold pieces with Japanese counterstamps, etc. Size
60x32. Fine.
Japan. Another oval piece as last. Some of the couiater-
stamps different from last. About line.
Japan. Base gold, or washed, rectangular. Itzbu style.
Fine.
Frankfort. Ducat. (XIV Century). Frederick. Hie?
name, globe, cross, etc. Rev. “Moneta. No. Franc. FD.”
St. John stdg. holding Pascal lamb. Very good. Rare.
(1675). Sumatra. Aclieen. Native characters. Fine.
Small size. Scarce.
1887. England. Victoria. Jubilee Two Sovereign piece.
Ex. F. to TJne. Beautiful.
WAR MEDALS, ETC.
Prussia. Frederick, William III. Silver medal with ring.
Crowned monogram. Rev. in wreatta “Verdienst Um Den
Staat.” (For services to the State). Size 40. Ex. F. and
Very scarce.
WAR MEDALS, ETC.
«5
1
'£
fll 1182
1181 1 S15(5. Mexico. Bronze star for military service in de-
fending Mexico against Maximilian. “Premio A1 Patrid-
tismo,” etc. Rev. “Distintivo A1 Valor/’ etc. Fine and
Scarce.
1866. Hanover. Geo. V. Brass medal with ring- for the
battle of Langensalza, 27 June, 1866. Hdge: impressed
“F. Kraull.” Size 35. V. G.
ft 1183 Italy. Silver war medal with ring and ribbon. Bust of
Victor Emanuel II. Rev. Italia standing by shield, “Guer-
re Per L’ Independenza E L’ Unita 1)’ Italia.” Size 30.
About Fine.
1183a Geo. IV. Waterloo silver medal. Bust 1. “Georgius W.
P. Vicem. Regis. Britanniarum Genms.” Rev. British
flag, above it, “ Wellington,” below it “ Waterloo Die Iun.
18, 1815.” Edge: “Ponte Waterlooensi Dedicato Iun. 18:
1184
1817:” Nearly fine. Size 26. Unusually thick.
English silver medal for Arctic discoveries. Octagonal
piece with bust of Victoria, star and loop. Rev. A ship
on an iceberg. “For Arctic Discoveries,” and below, 1818-
1855. Fine. Rare.
gh
//. 1186
^ 1187
p 1188
10 H89
74 1190
.£ 1190a
FOREIGN SILVER OF CROWN SIZE.
1694. Norway. Christian V. 4 Marks. Crown above
lion, value. Rev. crowned 0 V, date and “ P. E.” Two
pin scratches on rev. Fine. Scarce.
1693. Denmark. Christ. Yr. F\ Marks. Crowned mon-
ogram. Rev. crowned arms, value, “ Danske.” Has an
elephant. Fine, scarce.
1725. Denmark. Fredk. IV. 4 Marks. Crowned mono-
gram. Rev. crowned Arms. Fine. Scarce.
1751. Spain. Old cob dollar with pillars and two worlds.
Very rude. Lozenge shaped. Good.
1735. Sicily. Charles, 120 G. with Neptune seated by a
Volcano. “Do socio Princeps.” Rev. Arms. Broad flail.
V. G. Scarce.
1780. Austria. M. Theresa. Crown with bust. Ex. F.
France. An 12. Napoleon Bonaparte. 5 Francs. Obv.
Ex. F. Rev. has several scratches.
m
FOREIGN SILVER
/
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7 ■$£
J. r1>
/■$
1191
1192
1 193
1194
Algiers. Pistare. Native characters. Fine.
1898. San Marino. Saint standing, “Relinquo Vos Lib-
eros Ab. Utroque Homme.” Rev. Arms. 5 Lire. Edge
lettered. “The oldest requblic in the world.” Extreme-
ly fine, sharp. Rare and choice.
1854. Brunswick and Lunenburg. Double thaler, Willi-
am. Bust. Rev. Arms. V. G.
1865. Switzerland. Scliaffliausen. Beautiful 5 Francs.
Helvetia with infant. Edge milled. Ex. Fine.
FOREIGN SILVER OF TWO FRANC AND HALF DOL. SIZE
• £0 1197
1198
. /// 1199
Q6' 1200
1201
• JO 1202
j.jO 1203
. fd 1204
70 1205
1652. Norway. Fredk. 111. II Marks. “ Dominus Prov-
idibit. ” Fine. Size 35.
1661. Fredk. HI. Two Marks. Similar. Smaller plan
diet. Size 31. Fine.
1666. Denmark. Fredk. III. Two marks. Size 31. F.
1699. Denmark. Christ. V. Souvenir two marks. Fine
bust r. Rev. crown below which “Piet & lust.” Round
it: “Dan. Nor. Van. Got. Rex. 1699:” Edge: “Servant
et Decorant.” Ex. Fine; rare.
1748. Norway. Fredk. V. Crowned monogram. Rev.
crowned Arms. Fine. Two marks or 24 Shillings.
1767. Hesse Cassel. Fredk. II % Thaler. Rev. has arm >
similar to Great Britain. Abt. Fine. Scarce.
1832. Demerary and Essequibo. Wm. IV. Two Guild
ers. Very rare. (Not priced in Scott), also 1816, same.
Geo. III. 1 Guilder (A dol. size). Very good and good.
2 pcs.
1749. Bremen. Franciseus. Key in shield. 24 Grot. A
superb piece, about uncirculated.
1908. Peru. Half Sol. line., mint bloom.
FOREIGN SILVER OF QUARTER DOLLAR SIZE.
1206 1714. Denmark. Fred. IV. Bust. NAT Skillings. Fine.
.%& 1207 1715. Denmark. Fredk. I\ . XVI Skill. Fine.
2b 1208 1721. Denmark. Fredk. IV. XII Skill. “Dominus Mi-
ll i A dint or.” Fine, scarce.
FOREIGN SILVER
07
1*209
J, rD 1210
1211
• W 1212
1219
/ // 1220
. /// 1222
*jD 1223
1781. Denmark. Christ. VII. 8 skill; also 1704, Fredk.
IV. 8 Skill. Rev. has crown. Smaller than quarter size.
Fine. 2 pcs.
1826. Switzerland. Aargau 5 Batz, also an old Zurich
5 Batz. “S. P. Q. T. Lelirgibt. Ehr. ’ ’ Also pieces ol‘ Vaud
and Schweiz. Fine. Scarce. 4 pcs.
1686. Saxony. John George 1/6 Thaler. V. F. Scarce.
1763. StoIIberg. .1/6 Thaler. Fine; also 1793. Bruns-
wick and Lunenb. 1/6 rFhal ., Hamburg. 1727 IV. Schill.
V. G. 3 pcs.
1685. Naples. Chas. II. Map of the world, crowned.
Rev. Arms. Abt. F. Rare.
1675. Genoa. John standing. Fine. Rare. Not in Scott.
1787. Russia. Oath. II. 20 Franc size. Good.
1812. Barcelona. Peseta. Good. Rare.
China or Annam. Silver piece after style of Chinese cash
with hole in center and two swastikas. Size 27. Unc.,
rare.
1896. Liberia. Artistic 25c with Lib. head. Abt. Fine.
Cuban or Mexican hacienda piece ( ?). Obv. of Real piece
of Charles IV of Spain. Rev. Two doves in a basket.
“Pablo Betancourt R. Pre.” Cast. Very fair. V. rare.
1717. Martin Luther medal. Fine bust r. Name, etc.
Rev. “Das Zweyte Jubel lahr. ” etc. 200th Cent. V. F.
Size 2r. Artistic.
Charing Cross, English shilling token, with statue. Ex. F.
Bristol, English shilling token. V. F.
PAPER MONEY.
£ ft 1224
+ 1225
U. S. Fractional Currency. First issue. Sheet of 10c notes,
16 pieces. ABNCo. About fine. Rare. 16 pcs.
Third Issue. 50c Spinner, red back. Autographic signa-
tures of John Allison and F. E. Spinner. An absolutely
perfect specimen, which has not been creased or folded.
Very rare.
■ 1 0 1225a 50c Spinner
2 1225b 50c Justice.
6-5. Unc.
50s at ends. Ex. F.
Wry heavy fibre paper.
Green back. A -2-
UNITED STATES FRACTIONAL CURRENCY
58
.7- 1225c 50c Justice. Ked back, engraved sigs. Slightly torn at
/n . one corner. Very good. Rare.
, <6 1225d 10c Washington, 5c Clark, line. 2 pcs.
.%£ 1225e Fourth Issue. 10c Liberty. Two varieties. V. G. and
Unc. 2 pcs'.
1225f 50c Lincoln.
1225g Fifth Issue,
key. 2 pcs.
White libre paper. Fine.
10c Meredith. Green seal and red seal long
RARE AMERICAN GOLD, SILVER AND COPPER.
WASS MOLITER & COMPANY $50.00.
1220
1855. $50. Round. Lib. head and 13 stars. Rev. value,
“50 Dollars” within wreath. Around wreath: “ Wass
Mol iter &■ Co., San Francisco, California.” Very good,
approaching fine, and above the average. The piece has,
as usual, a few small dents on reverse and on edge, but
everything is boldly struck up and clear and the date is
very fine. Very rare. One of this variety sold for $455.00
in mv sale of Oct. 7th,
/i.n 1227
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CHOICE AND RARE U. S. CENTS.
1795. Thin planchet. ONF CENT in center of wreath.
Scarcely discernable nick on reverse. Uncirculated. A
light olive. This is the finest 1795 cent of this variety that
I have ever offered. Very fine.
1795. Thin planchet. ONE CENT high in the wreath.
Extremely fine or uncirculated. A reddish olive. Very
choice specimen. Rare.
1796. Liberty cap. Date does not touch bust. Tip of fig*
ure 1 just touches hair and is distant from the other fig-
ures. Reverse has nine berries, four in left stem. Ex-
tremelv fine. Dark in color. Rare specimen.
1797. Perfect die with milled border. A light olive. Bar-
ring several minute scratches invisible to naked eye, the
piece is uncirculated. Very choice.
UNITED STATES CENTS
t
£-<ri) 1231
1232
3233
l 3234
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^ & 1235
/ V 1236
.th 1237
■ M 1238
j.rd 1239
1240
S./O 1241
Xrt 1242
-7/ 1243
^/ro 1244
1245
}./6 1246
1800. Unfinished die with dotted date and bad breaks
through LIBERTY and dot back of head. More breaks
on this coin than 1 have noticed in any I have offered.
Nearly fine. Scarce.
1802. Better “0” in CENT too low. Die break at end
of fraction bar. Magnificent, strong, even impression with
perfect milling. Uncirculated, steel color, with some orig-
inal redness. Every hair-line struck up. The best 1802
cent I have offered as yet. Rare.
1832. Large date. Splendid uncirculated, strongly struck
specimen. A medium olive, with some original redness.
An examination of auction sale catalogues will show that
this cent is seldom offered in uncirculated condition, while
often in very fine condition. This one would be hard to
excel, and in this perfect condition should bring at least
$25.
1813. Rare uncirculated specimen, light olive in color.
Of the many 1813s that I have had, this is the finest. Rar-
er than 1793 or 1799 in this condition.
1813. Fine to very fine. A medium olive.
1816. Die unbroken. Extremely tine.
1818 Ex. F. or Unc. A medium olive. Sharp.
1818. Broken die. Unc., partly red.
1819 over T.8. Ex. F. or Unc. A light olive. Splendid im-
pression.
1822. Unc., a light olive. Rare.
1826. Barely noticeable rubbing on forehead. Unc. A
light brown. xV spotless cent, perfectly struck and of ev-
en color. One of the finest.
1830. Inner circle. Hardly noticeable rubbing on cheek.
Uncirculated, a light brown. Even color and finely struck.
Rare.
1832. Large letters. Very fine, dark. Rare.
1839. “Booby” head. Extremely tine, sharp. A light
olive of even color. Rare specimen.
1839. “Silly” head. Extremely fine. A dark steel col-
or. Scarce.
1842. Large date. Magnificent sharp impression. Un-
circulated, a medium olive. A gem.
70
UNITED STATES CENTS
/
3- 1247
£.<r1) 1248
/. 1249
. 2 b' 1250
1251
.// 1252
•// 1253
. // 1254
•£> 1255
. ^ 1256
jf 1257
c?. 1258
/
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£./( 1260
/,/d 1261
.[£ 1262
. <o0 1263
1264
/ bS 1265
. JO 1266
/. ^ 1267
M 1268
1269
•&* 1270
1271
/^1272
1843. Obverse and reverse of 1842. Bright red, uncircu-
lated. Slight haymark in left field. The finest one in my
30 sales. Rare.
1845. Uncirculated. Reddish color turning to steel. A
sharp, splendid impression. Rare condition.
1848. Sharp impression. Light olive. Uncirculated.
Perfection.
1856. Slanting 5. Uncirculated, strong impression some
redness.
1857. Large date. Ex. fine, a light brown.
Two Cents bronze. 1864, ’65. line., red. 2 pcs.
1866, ’67. Unc., red. 2 pcs.
1868/ ’69. Unc. Red. 2 pcs.
1867, Proof.
1869, ’70. Proofs. Rare. 2 pcs.
1871. Proof. Rare.
1873. Proof. Very rare. Records over $4.50.
PROPERTY OF A CONNECTICUT COLLECTOR.
UNITED STATES SILVER AND GOLD.
1872. U. S. Proof Set. $1, .50, .25, .10, .05 (2 var.), .03
(2 var.), .02, .01. Rare. 10 pcs.
HALF DOLLARS. 1806. Pointed 6. No stems in eagle’s
claws. Uncirculated. Scarce.
1807. Fillet. Very fine.
1818. Small perfect date. Uncirculated.
1829. Obv. has stain spot. V. Fine.
QUARTERS. 1806. G. to V. G.
1807 Very fine, strong impression. Scarce thus.
1819. Double 5 in “25” on rev. V. F. Rare.
1820. Ex. F. or Uncirculated. Rare.
1822. Fine. Scarce.
1836. V. Fine. Has peculiar die breaks.
1837. Uncirculated.
DIMES. 1805. Extremely fine, sharp. Four berries in
olive branch. Stars all sharp. V. Rare specimen.
1807. Unc., sharp. Rare specimen.
UNITED STATES SILVER AND GOLD
71
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^ 127 _
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1275
• 7^ 1276
/it) 1277
3/4 1278
^ 1279
/ ^ 1280
1281
A 7
/ 1282
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J jl 1284
•^1285
.'£*1286
1287
. 1288
• eft? 1 289
. 1290
, J.D 1291
• 1292
• cfd 1293
y 1 ^ 1294
40 1295
7/ 1296
4
/ ^ 129/
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1814. Small date. Fine, rare.
1820. Fine.
1821. Small date. Fine.
1827. Unc., sharp. Some original lustre.
1829. Unc., sharp. Some lustre.
Half Dime. 1803. Small 8 and 3. Fine. Hare.
Three Cents Silver. 1870. Proof. Tarnished.
AMERICAN GOLD. 1870. California. Half Dollar.
Oct. Lib. head and 13 stars. Rev. “Mi Dollar 1870.” A
slight edge cut. Ex. F.
1872. Half Dollar. Oct. Indian head. 13 st. Rev. value
in wrth. Ex. F.
1872. Half Dot. Round. Indian head, 13 stars. Rev.
Value in wreath. Unc.
1880 Quarter. Round. Indian head, 13 st. Rev. similar
to last. Proof.
1903. St. Louis Exposition % and M> Dollar souvenirs.
Proofs. 2 pcs.
AMERICAN COLONIALS AND CONTINENTALS.
1723. Rosa Americana. Penny. Rose crowned. V. G.
1760. Voce Populi. P. in obv. field. Fine. Scarce.
1760. Voce Populi, without P in field. V. G.
1767. La. Sou. No counterstamp. Y. G.
1766. Pitt Token, “No Stamps.” Fine, dark.
1773. Va. Half Penny. Unc., bright.
1783. Nova Constellatio. U. S. in Roman letters. Rays
pointed. About fine.
1785. Nova Constellatio. U. S. in script. V. G.
1783. Washington. “Unity States” Cent. Fine.
Washington. Double bust Cent. V. Fine. Scarce.
1786. New Jersey. Cents. M. 17-K. Fine.
1786. N. J. M. 23-R; 1787 (overstrike), M. 46-E. G. and
Fine. 2 pcs.
1787. Mass. Half Cent. Single dash above date. C. 4-C.
Fine.
1787. Mass. Half Cent. Slight mint clip from edge. C.
5- A. Very fine.
7J
AMERICAN COLONIALS A XI) CONTINENTALS
X
1299
1300*
/'
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1301
1302
1789. Mott. Clocks. Token. Fine.
1795. N- Y. Talbott, Allum & Lee, without “New York”
above ship. Unc., partly red. Dr. Maris collection.
1795. Talbott, Allum & Lee. As last with edge reading:
“We promise to pay the bearer one cent.” Slight plan
diet defect at edge. Unc., a light olive.
Kentucky. Half Penny. Pyramid of stars. Plain edge,
large planchet. Ex. Fine.
JACKSON TOKENS.
,?t>
1303
Low
No. J
8. Boar. Uncirculated, proof
• ID
1304
1 jOW
30.
Liberty head. Nc
• dash. Abt.
1305
1 iOW
39.
Unc., brown and r
ed. Scarce.
Or?
1306
1 jOW
54, slave. Ex. F.
yi
1307
Low
56.
Fine, holed as all
are.
1307a
Low
73.
Brigham. Good.
• l?6
1308
I jOW
75.
Fine. Low 104, same obv. Ex
1309
Low
109.
Benedict. Abt. 1
y
. 66
1310
I jOW
112.
Crossman. Unc.
, rare.
■ Jh)
1311
1 jOW
1 22.
Jarvis. Ex. F.
Scarce.
.lS
1312
Low
130.
Scoville. Ex. F.
Rare.
• 7*
1313
Low
135.
Smith. Ex. F.
Rare.
1314
Low
140.
Sweet. V. F. Rare.
Mb
1315
1 jOW
154.
Ex. F. Rare.
h
1316
I jOW
172.
Fine. Scarce.
UNITED STATES CENTS.
J^./D 1318
j 1319
' fb 1 320
1321
1793. Chain AMERI. Crosby’s 1-A. Obv-. weakly struck
as usual. Rev. very good. A good specimen. V. Rare.
1793. Chain America. Crosby’s 3-C. Very good. Rare.
1794. Hays 43. Good.
1795. Lettered edge. Surface a little rough. Good. 2
berries opposite T in Cent.
1795. Lettered edge. One berry .just below T in CENT.
Good.
1795. Thin planchet. ONE CENT high. Very good,
light olive.
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1793. ONE CENT high. Very good, dark.
1796. LIHEBTY. Good. Hare.
.1800 over 1798. Good. Bare.
1808. UNITED. Obv. V. Fa. Good. Bare.
1803. Small 1/100. Abt. Fine.
1807. Perl, date, L. and sin. 1/100. 2 pcs.
1810 over ’09. V. G.
1810 over ’09. Nearly tine.
1817. Fifteen stars. V. Good.
1817. Ex. Fine. 13 st.
1817. 13 st. Wide date. Ex. F. Chocolate.
1818. Compact date. Fine, olive.
1818. ‘ Broken die. Ex. F.
1820. Broken die. Unc., red.
1820. Large O in date. Ex. F. Dark brown.
1821. Very good. Bare.
1821 . Good. Scarce.
1823 over ’22. Very good, scarce.
1824. Narrow date.
1824. Widest date. V. Good. Scarce.
1825, 1826. compact date. 2 pcs.
1828. L. and sm. dates. V. G. and F. 2 pcs.
1830. Inner circle. Fine, light brown.
1833. 2 var. Nearly F. 2 pcs.
1837. Two vars. Fine. 2 pcs.
1837. Plain h. c., cracked die. V. F.
1838. Ex. F.
1839. head of ’40, silly head, perf. dies. V. G.
1839. Silly head, cracked die. F.
1839. Booby. F. Brown.
1835, type ’38. Ex. F.
1840. L. and sm. dates. Fine. 2 pcs.
1840. Large date. V. F.
1841. ’42 L. date. Abt. F. 2 pcs.
1842. L. Date. Ex. F. Olive brown.
1842. L. Date. Ex. F. Olive.
1842. 2 var. V. G. 2 pcs.
1843. Three vars. Abt. F. 3 pcs.
1842, type ’42. V. F. Brown.
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UNITED STATES CENTS
1845. Several light nicks. V. F.
1849. About Unc. Steel and red.
1850. Unc., sharp, bright red.
1851. Unc., strong impr., some redness.
1852. Unc., bright red. Sharp impression.
1853. Unc., brilliant red. A few light specks on obv.
1855. Knobbed ear. Ex. F., light brown.
1855. Straight 5s. Brilliant red. Unc., strong impr.
1856. Slanting 5. Sharp beautiful impression. Reddish
steel color.
1857. Small date. F.
1857. Copper nickel. Unc., bright.
HALF CENTS.
1794. Steigerwalt 1-A. Good.
1794. Steigerwalt 2-C. Good.
1797. Fig. 1 above date. Good.
1802. Very good for this piece. Very rare.
1803. Very fine, dark olive. Stems.
1804. Spiked chin. Fine.
1805. Stems. V. Fine, dark olive.
1806. Small 6. Fine. Stemless.
1806. Small 6. V. Fine. Stemless.
1810. Ex. Fine, sharp. Rare.
1810. Good.
1811. Obv. Fine, but “United” off reverse. Rare.
1811. Good. Rare.
1811. Very fair. Rare.
1828. 13 st. Unc., olive.
1834. Ex. F. Olive.
1855. Unc., red.
UNITED STATES FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.
Second Issue. 50c Washington. Silk split fibre paper.
Ex. F. Rare.
10c Washington. Gilt ring and letters on reverse. Ver-
tical strip of two. Unc. Rare.
UNITED STATES FRACTIONAL CURRENCY
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10c Washington. Gilt rings (two shades) with and with-
out gilt letters on rev. Unc. 2 pcs.
Third Issue. 50c Spinner. Red back, engraved sigs. Per-
fect. Rare.
50c Spinner. Red back, autograph sigs. Colby and Spin-
ner. Perfect. Very rare.
50c Spinner. Pattern. Front only. Autograph sigs. Col-
by and Spinner. Perfect. Rare.
25c Fessenden. Red back, engr. sigs. Perfect. Rare.
5c Clark, red back. Engraved sigs. Vertical pair unsev-
ered. Fine. Extremely rare.
5c Clark, red back. Crisp. Rare.
10c Washington. Red back, autographic sigs. Colby and
Spinner. Very tine. Rare.
10c Washington. Pattern. Front only. Autogr. sigs.
Colby and Spinner. Crisp. Rare.
3c Washington. Vertical unsevered pair. Eight curtain
variety. Very tine. Rare.
Fourth Issue. 50c Stanton. Crisp.
Fifth Issue. 10c Meredith, green seal, crisp; also red seal,
long key. V. Fine. 2 pcs.
DIAMOND JEWELRY.
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amonds (iy2k), cost $115.50. Mounting to make $48.00.
Total cost to make, $163.50. Sold by a Chestnut Street
jeweler in Phila. in 1903 (when diamonds were low), for
$225.00. Every diamond absolutely perfect and blue
white.
Diamond Buckle Design Brooch. Cost to make as follows:
55 diamonds (Ik) cost $72.11; mounting to make, $37.00;
total cost to make, $109.11. Sold by the same tirm for
$140.00. Every diamond absolutely perfect, and blue
white. Imported.
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£ 1 433
1434
UNITED STATES SILVER COINS.
DOLLARS. 179(j. Small date, small letters on rev. Abt.
Fine.
1798. Heraldic eagle. Small, even date. Lx. F. or Unc.
Very choice.
1798. Small eagle on clouds. Fine. Rare.
1800. Very good. Slight scratches.
1801. Very fine. Rare.
1802. Small perfect tig. 2. Fx. F. Rare.
1803. Ex. F., choice, with traces of original lustre.
1842. Extremely tine.
1845. Fine. Rare.
1847. About Unc., some lustre.
1844. Fine.
1860. Brill, proof.
1868. Bright proof.
1871. Fine.
1872. Brill, proof. Haymark in r. held.
1 873. Uncirculated.
HALF DOLLARS. 1840. Small letters. Uncirculated.
Mint bloom. Verv rare state.
1841 ( ). Die breaks through UNITED and STATES. Ex-
tremely Fine with traces of original lustre. Very scarce
condition.
1885. Bright proof. Rare.
1887. Brilliant proof.
QUARTER DOLLARS. 1859. Bright proof. Rare.
1860. Unc., bright.
1861. Brill, proof. Scarce.
1861. Unc.
1862. Unc.., bright.
1863. Brill, proof. Rare.
1864. Bright proof. Rare.
1865. Brill, proof. Rare.
1866. Bright proof. Scarce.
1867. Bright proof. Scarce.
1869. Proof. Rare.
1870. Brill, proof.
UNITED STATES SILVER
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1872. Unc., lias been proof.
1872. Brill, proof.
1872. Arrows. Proof.
1873. Arrows. Unc.
1874. Bright proof.
1874. Bright proof.
1875. Bright proof.
1876. Brill, proof.
1884. Very scarce. Very small coinage. Proof.
1886. Brill, proof. Very scarce. Coinage smallest of any
date after 1827!
U. S. HALF CENTS. 1793. Dents on obverse. V. Good.
Bare.
1802. Several minute scratches on head. Fine for the
piece. Very rare.
1804. Stemless, no crosslet to 4. Unc. Scarce.
1804. Crosslet 4. Stemless. Ex. F., olive and red.
1804. Spiked chin, with crosslet; perfect die, no crosslet.
Both have stems. Nearly line. 2 pcs.
1804. Spiked chin, crosslet, stems. Bad die break on
rev. About line.
1804. Perfect die, no crosslet. Stems. V. (1.
^0 1451 1856. Unc., bright red. Proof surface.
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MISCELLANEOUS ODDS AND ENDS.
1857-58. Copper Nickel U. S. Cents with eagle. Good
and V. G. 50 pcs.
Large U. S. Cents. Poor. Some are dated before 1804.
123 pcs.
Large U. S. Cents. Poor, some are old. 82 pcs.
Large U. S. Cents, 1794-1856, not consecutive. Mostly
fair to good. 141 pcs.
Collection of Coins, medals and tokens, ancient and mod-
ern. Duplicates. Mostly good to very good. A few are
poor, some are uncirculated. Siam, Greece, Crete, Eng-
land, France, Ceylon, Egypt, Russia, Germany, Austria,
Colombia, Holland, Congo, Honduras, etc. Considerable
variety, some jetons in brass. 800 pieces.
.78
MISCELLANEOUS
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3-)o 1457 Canadian Coins and tokens. Includes R. H. C. Penny,
B. 989. (R. 2%), B. 670 (R. 2), the latter piece about fine,
Wellingtons, Sous, etc. Duplicates. Average good, a
few are poor. 145 pcs.
U. S. FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.
145*
.^€l 459
■ ™ 1 460
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First Issue. Perforated edges. Without A. B. N. Co. 10c
Washington. Crisp. Very rare.
10c perforated, without ABNCo., as last. Crisp. Rare.
10c perforated. Without ABNCo. Perfection. Rare.
50c Washington. ABNCo. Crisp.
Fifth Issue, 25c Walker, 10c Meredith, red seal. Crisp.
2 pcs.
10c Meredith, green seal, long key, 10c Meredith, red seal,
short key. Crisp. 2 pcs.
10c Meredith, red seal, long key. Perfect. 5 pcs.
10c Meredith, red seal, as last. Crisp. 10 pcs.
10c Meredith, red seal. Crisp. 10 pcs.
10c Meredith, red seal. Crisp. 10 pcs.
10c Meredith, red seal. Crisp. 5 pcs.
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RARE U. S. CENTS, ETC.
1794. Hays 34. Y. Good. Rare.
1796. Liberty cap. Uneven date, 1 close to lock. 10 ber-
ries. Very good. Rare.
1801. IINITEI). Fair.
1804. Broken die. Good. Rare.
1804. Broken die. Fair, rare.
1819. Small perfect date. Uncirculated. A medium ol-
ive.
1844, over 1881. Very good. Scarce.
1844. The figure 4 in date is double cut, parts of the first
four plainly showing. About fine. Very rare. This is
not tin* “over ’81” variety.
1846. Small 6. The entire date is most curiously double
struck. Perhaps the greatest curiosity of date errors.
Very good. Rare.
UNITED STATES CENTS
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. H79
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1847. The figure 1 in date is double cut. Very line, a me-
dium olive. Very rare.
187)1, struck over 1881. Very good. Rare.
18(14. IT. S. 2c Bronze. SMALL MOTTO. Proof. Very
rare in proof.
1847). Rare Baltimore token. Obv. type and size of the
half dime of same date. Rev. in a wreath “Vaux Hall.”
Outside wreath, “Benjamin Jury. Baltimore.” Fine.
ij-./O 1482
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Nickel.
Silver War Medal. 1849. Army of the Punjab. Victo-
ria. Rev. natives laying down their arms. Two bars,
Ohilianwala and Goojerat. Edge: “0. Whiteley. (list
Foot.” Fine. Scarce.
1706. Munster. Memorial crown. “Fridericus Chris-
tianus L. B. Plettenberg, Natus Anno 1644 Denatus
Anno 1706, die 5 May.” Rev. Arms Consilio et Constan-
tia.” Fine. Rare.
1806. Tuscany. Handsome crown with busts of Charles
Louis and Aloysia. Busts vis-a-vis. Rev. Arms. Fine.
TWO OCTAGONAL CALIFORNIA GOLD “SLUGS”, ETC.
1485
1851 $50. Augustus Humbert. “880 thous:”
light scratches. Fine. Rare.
Several
I486 1852 $50. Augustus Humbert. The rare variety reading
“900 thous:” Only a few known and seldom offered.
Good.
^P488
PATTERN $5 PRIVATE GOLD PIECE.
185] . Obv. Liberty head and 13 stars. Rev. within
wreath: “5 Dollars.” Outside wreath, “San Francisco
State of California 1851.” Edge milled. Pure copper
Proot. Extremely rare. Only two or three known.
Silver Life Saving Medal. Obverse, scene of a storm at
sea, a ship, life saving station, etc. “Life Saving Benevo-
lent Association of New York.” In exergue: “Incd. 29th
March, 1849.” Rev. “Vita Felieibus Ausis Servata.”
“Presented to John H. Schill in recognition of his cour-
age and humanity in springing into the East river oppo-
site Whitestone, and rescuing, at much personal peril, a
man from drowning, June 1st, 1888.” About fine. Size
50.
THE END.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO NUMISMATISTS.
Your bids for the approaching important coin sales, to be
held in June, in the City of Brotherly Love, will be carefully and
conscientiously executed by me. Late bids addressed to me care
Davis & Harvey, Walnut Street. Philadelphia, will reach me.
THOMAS L. ELDER,
32 East Twenty-third Street,
NEW YORK CITY.
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